Now That They Have Become Immortals, Who Is Still Fighting for the Crown Prince?

The author has some writing ability, but lacks knowledge and skills. A prince is arguing with the county magistrate? Are you kidding me? You write about a feudal ambassador (prefecture-level) who was born in a big clan and pulls with the prince, and you still have some explanation. Moreover, this prince was enfeoffed. Those who didn't know thought he was a prince who was imprisoned in the late Ming Dynasty. Even if it was a prince who was imprisoned in the late Ming Dynasty, local officials could not afford to offend him 🙂

Is the prince so cool? A county magistrate can ride on the prince's head whenever he wants? Although I overestimate my own strength

This prince doesn't have to use his subordinates. No matter what level of opponent he is, he does it by himself every time. It's too cheap.

I originally thought it was about cultivating immortals and fighting martial arts, but it turned out that I was still a traditionalist.

I am particularly curious about educated people coming into this world. It's like becoming an indigenous person. I just want to become stronger. Never thought about the definition of science? Never thought that the elixir could be mass-produced? Have you never thought that medicinal materials can be cultivated on a large scale? Wouldn't it be better to develop science and technology in the world of cultivating immortals? Just like modern people traveling through primitive society, they only think about how to throw stones farther? Never thought about how to make tools?

To sum up, it's nothing

Basically, book friends say that the shortcomings of Bird Food are obvious. The advantage is that both the plot and Goldfinger are very classic at the beginning, but later on it feels more and more outrageous. Doesn't the protagonist want to cut through the mess quickly? Why are there more and more plots?

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