Spirit Cage: Take Charge of the Lighthouse at the Beginning! ?

I feel that the protagonist is too cruel. He just killed so many people and wasted them. In the apocalypse, people are also a kind of resource. Holy Mother, break your legs and feet at least to save your breath, put people first, do experiments for the doctor, and be a guinea pig, it is also a waste utilization. The lighthouse spent so much food rations to raise such a big person.

No, I just don't understand a little bit, and I'm not complaining. Why does this foundation-building cultivation level feel like an emmm to me, and the performance is so low 🙂

I chose this name when I was a child, but forgot to change it when signing the contract. Now I can't change it in the writing background... I'm speechless! What a shame! F*ck!

It's so NC, I'm on the same table as the screenwriter of Ling Cong

As long as you have contribution points, you can buy anything.

It would be nice to become the city lord, why bother?

The top level of Lingcage fandom. The plot is compact and the purpose is clear.

Recently, I am also looking for that kind of immortal cultivation system, entering the spiritual cage world to reduce dimensions and suppress the Mana ecology.

I don't quite understand, where is the conflict between the protagonist and Dragon Bone Village? Why do you look like you are going to destroy Dragon Bone Village? Based on the current situation, it won't take long to wipe out the entire Mana ecosystem, and by the time you reach the golden elixir stage, you will be almost invincible. Waiting for the Nascent Soul may not work, and the Incarnation of the God should be able to completely eradicate the Mana ecology. The protagonist's actions make people feel that he is in a hurry. There are very few people in Dragon Bone Village, only a few hundred people. I don't know what the protagonist wants to do

It's not a stand-alone game...૮₍ɵ̷ɵ̷̥̥᷅₎ა

When did the author begin archaeological excavation? Excavate the scientific machinery of the old century, find ways to repair the cloning machine, select some heavy-duty criminal scum, and mass-produce materials. This will not only have a soul, but also a body. In this way, the number of people killed by the lighthouse will be quickly replenished, and the materials will continue to flow.

Is this cultivating the path of ruthlessness? I can't relate to it later, and I always feel a bit separated.

It feels so good, no one licks it, but it's also so short

Is there a female protagonist? Is it Bai Yuokui?

As for this book, the writing and character descriptions can only be said to be average. The plot is also a bit stiff in some places. For example, the main character's system is to promote the cultivation of immortality and get feedback, so the population must be very important. And the total population of the lighthouse is just over 10,000, but more than 700 people died in about 30 pictures. Well, even if it is a rebellion, you can only kill a few people as a deterrent and then directly show the saint to the public, and then explain the benefits of the exercises. This is more useful than anything else. Since the author is describing a protagonist who only cares about personal interests and power, he must maximize the interests. The last book is about weak immortality, and the foundation building is probably the same as a super soldier.

I can only say that what I want to write about violence controls everything without being violent. Many people don't need to talk nonsense. They can directly kill the high-level people, play videos, self-proclaimed leaders (similar), new systems, distribution and cultivation progress, and are linked to the collection of materials. Since the cultivators can directly control the means, I am afraid that I will not be able to write more for the sake of word count.

You, 4068, won't have a big role in the future, right?

The protagonist seems a little too gentle, but not ruthless enough

In the world of spirit cages, why should you cultivate immortality? It is better to cultivate demons.

He's just semi-invincible, what kind of invincible style is he?