Reincarnated from a Lord's World into a Cultivation World

Spiritual stones are used as general equivalents in the world of immortality and are used for cultivation. If you don't practice, what are you doing to earn spiritual stones? The two worlds are generally loose and tight. Like the one you are writing now, where there are crises on both sides, it is very frustrating to read, as if the whole world has ill intentions towards the protagonist. How can the reader take on the role of the protagonist in this way? I read novels to enjoy myself, not to be fooled. In your case, it is usually because you don't have enough imagination, you don't know how to fill in the plot, and you don't have a plan for the follow-up, so you can only keep writing conflicts. The author should polish it.

Killing monsters can increase the territory's experience. The territory is bound to the protagonist's cultivation level! After killing so many monsters, why doesn't the protagonist's cultivation level show improvement at the second level of Qi training?

I'm curious about how this book will be written in the future. After all, although Lord Hanging is very convenient in the early stage, it can also be used to reach the realm of Cave Heaven and Paradise, and can evolve to World Heaven at most. It's hard to compete with geniuses of the same level if you don't have skills in the back.

I found a poisonous point. Author, please don't just keep adding buildings without increasing income. For example, the 5-day transaction of Alchemy Pavilion is 50 bottles and 1500 spirit stones. As for your income from Lingfu Pavilion, do you have to wait until you remember Lingfu Pavilion to earn spiritual stones. You don't need to write it down in detail. For example, you can trade immediately after shipment. You have to roughly explain your monthly income and expenditure on charms and elixirs. The framework is so big and so many buildings are built, isn't it just to earn spiritual stones? You can't blur it out. Just explain that the spiritual stones will be spent.

I don't understand. The world of lords is all about killing monsters and leveling up. The protagonist is just a piece of garbage who was killed by everyone at the same starting point. His natural talents were deprived and he is nearly 20 years behind his opponent. Gold coins are of no use. How can he catch up?

What's the use of earning so many spiritual stones? What's the use of opening a hundred Immortal Talisman Towers? Upgrade your level first. Is it okay to make a high profile when there are safety risks?

I just looked at it a little bit, and I have a question, why are there no production buildings in the territory? (Except for the tower) they are all soldier buildings.

This conflict is too plainly written. He just invites people into his power and immediately seizes power. The promises he makes are just like farts. Who will follow? Even if you want to read a cool article, it is not stuffed like this 😰😰😰😰. The subject matter is not bad but the writing is too poor.

I think the author can copy the book Two Worlds: The Demonic Cultivator Wanders into the World of Lords by Mistake. That book has been discontinued. It's a fine product anyway.

In which chapter does the protagonist eat meat? 🤔