Eternal Life with Turtle Breath: from a Handyman to Eternity

There should be a limit to the lifespan of spiritual pets. In the early stage of Qi training, the lifespan is doubled, which is barely acceptable. However, in the later stage, the lifespan of foundation building is more than 700, which is even worse than the golden elixir. Gou Dao does not have to be related to doubling the life span. It is enough to have a lifespan of more than 100 years longer than a monk of the same level. If the early qualifications are not enough, Gou Dao can barely see it. After the foundation is established, the skills resources and the ability to cultivate hundreds of arts are far higher than those of the same level? Isn't there a limit to the lifespan of this plug-in? With the resources gained after foundation building, what's the point of doubling lifespan? His cultivation speed is no slower than others. He has mastered three of the hundreds of cultivation arts. He is also a master of alchemy. He can make talismans, seals and weapons by himself. His spiritual beast qualifications have also improved, and his abilities have also increased. He is now invincible at the same level. His lifespan seems to be useless and dazzling. Unrestricted plug-ins are difficult to pass logically. I can still read the early writing, but I can't pass the later logic. The writing style has not changed and I can't stand it anymore.

The previous one is quite good, absorbing the essence of a book on the list called "Exchanging longevity with a turtle". The author wanted to position the protagonist as a Taoist monk, and he was indeed able to survive in the first twenty chapters. However, in chapter 24, he suddenly started to dig holes for the protagonist. He actually put himself in great danger for a friend who could only communicate and chat, and tried to dissuade him many times to no avail. In the end, he was forced to choose the camp of Senior Brother Zhou. It seems to enhance the status of the protagonist, and indeed puts the protagonist with a huge secret in the spotlight. This kind of plot that forcibly digs holes for the protagonist may have dissuaded many book lovers! Since the author likes to dig holes so much, he might as well write a book that combines "the halo of the protagonist, the halo of ridicule, and the halo of wisdom"! You can dig as hard as you can!

Gou Dao should not play with the Holy Mother. The genius-like Holy Mother has the inside track and can be used as an investment by saving people. Gou Dao has no one to rely on. He can't even survive and he still cares about others.

The author has neither written nor read the book. It is understandable that immortal cultivators cannot afford spiritual things, but it is too much to say that they cannot afford mortal things. How do you think about it?

Just a second-level Qi practitioner who raises turtles engages in such a complicated conspiracy. It gives me a headache.

I also left in Chapter 24 or 25. I really liked it in the past. It's not too big, so I just need to accumulate it slowly. But what is this author thinking? Don't you know that the fundamentals of your character have changed in these two pictures? I'm convinced by you

In recent days, at the end of each chapter, there is a long and emotional passage about Che Zulu, which is repeated over and over again. This is the first time I've seen Shui being so perfunctory 👍

Does 248 Fund Building Pill have more than 1,000 chapters?

Another person who sells dog meat with sheep's head. The dog was promised, but what happened?

Who is Xiaoshu? Does the protagonist like him because he cares so much about him?

There are indeed a lot of questions (there are indeed some after reading other comments). I read a few chapters and didn't read carefully. But the spirit beast you contracted belongs to the sect. If you raise it well, it will not die quickly or be taken away by others. First, save snacks to buy it. Being a handyman in the sect is not a cultivation talent. If you want to improve your combat power, you can improve your defense. I don't know what to think. What dangers does a handyman have?

Doesn't your setting look like a copycat of immortality starting from the chore of raising chickens?

In this second chapter, isn't this clearly telling others that there is a problem?

It's okay, the author's updates are awesome 🙂

It feels more comfortable to read than the book Walking with Turtles

The opening is really a masterpiece, but what happens next

I didn't buy the turtle at first, which was a minor bummer. But in the latest chapters, I feel like the writing is getting better.

What's wrong? I haven't updated for a few days.

Looking at it now, the author's writing style is still good, but the plot can be said to be mediocre and without ups and downs, and there are some loopholes and small poisonous points, such as the early stage of the little tree. The author repeatedly emphasizes that cultivating the Five Spiritual Roots is not easy, but the protagonist does not have any qualifications to change, a golden finger to speed up cultivation, nor does he have any awesome skills or secrets. When the protagonist cultivates, he only takes pills normally. When he cultivates to break the mirror, he is not blocked

The monster level setting is a little simpler, but it looks troublesome.

It's stopped again, won't it turn off?

If you really don't have time, just give up. Everyone is tired.

It still looks good, keep up the good work👏

So, what does this book have to do with "Cultivation of Immortality, Walking with Turtles"? It seems