Cultivation of Immortality: Starting from Awakening of Zhoutian Tuna

It only relies on killing, but cannot generate electricity by itself. What a huge restriction. How do those great monks practice? Who are you going to kill? What is the use of spiritual stone and spiritual energy, and it cannot be used to breathe in and absorb? Is the exercise just about running the exercise? Just casting spells? How did those genius treasures grow? People can't absorb spiritual energy, why can those genius treasures absorb it? What is the function of spiritual roots? If you can cultivate by just killing, then if you kill enough, what are the spiritual roots used to distinguish? I really don't understand this setting. Can anyone tell me how to do it?

This setting is a bit embarrassing. You have to become a casual cultivator. You can forget about being a casual cultivator and still have to listen to the orders of the cultivating sect.

The settings are in conflict with each other. It is unimaginable to set up spiritual roots and not be able to practice. If you want to give the protagonist a unique setting, you are creating a wrong world. You cannot practice with spiritual roots and spiritual stones. The sense of fragmentation is too serious. Even if the golden finger value is increased, it will be much stronger than this setting.

The setting is too bad. If you can only defeat monsters and upgrade, then spiritual root skills and the like are almost useless. It's a worldview that's too messy and cannot be justified. In a world where monsters are upgraded, classes will inevitably solidify. The strong will always be strong. How can the weak defeat monsters? Just be a bottom screw and that's it.

Just after reading the first chapter, I had a question, what is the use of spiritual stones? Cultivation cannot rely on exhaling spiritual energy, but can only rely on defeating monsters to level up and taking pills. So what is the use of spiritual stones?

The setting is good, but the plot is a mess

There are a lot of settings at the beginning, and every time there is a new thing, there are a lot of stinky and long names. After reading eleven chapters, I entered a blessed place and got a fire in one plot. I passed three assessments (just one chapter). The rest are all various settings and names. I wish I could start from the beginning of the world.

The setting for casual cultivators is too awkward, and the reasons given are also very forceful.

The plot is too tight, with no transitions, like an outline! It feels like it's a new author, if the old author could triple the chapters.

Good guy, you can only upgrade by spawning monsters. Do you spawn monsters at a fixed time every day?

After working hard for a long time, you finally participated in the competition? ? ? ? ! ! !

In this kind of world, if you want to kill someone, it's impossible to rob a cultivator. If you post the video online, the law enforcement team will come to arrest you. If you have the opportunity, you should be more careful than other cultivators. If someone knows about it, everyone in the world will know about it. The design of this world view is also weird enough.

How can I imagine letting the protagonist learn swordsmanship? Isn't more than ten years of sword practice enough? There are a bunch of sword cultivating protagonists in the category of cultivating immortals. There are too many and they are diluted.

It's hard to be original. It's better to be a newcomer or a fan.

1: The subject matter is novel 2: The writing is sophisticated 3: There is currently no forced intelligence operation Summary: I don't know if it is written by a master or a new author, you can take a look at it, there is no big problem. Whether it can become a high-quality product depends on the performance of the subsequent author.

Do monsters and monsters also gain cultivation points when they kill someone?

Can you still read the book about seeking immortality while holding the grass? !

The ancient protagonist is not like the ancients, and the modern people are not like modern people. The plot focuses on the game, but ignores this. The data is scarce, and when you look at the aspect of cultivating immortals, it seems that there is a serious sense of fragmentation.

Are there no other covers? I've read seven or eight books and they all have the same cover.

Why are there so few people? The books are quite good. Come on, the monthly pass is huge.

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