Longevity: I Have a Lamp of Enlightenment

The crisis in the first chapter was too childish. Someone robbed the storage bag casually.

The protagonist has already built a foundation once, but he doesn't even know how to gather breath? I even went to buy the breath gathering skill. The protagonist has been practicing it for decades and has become an immortal! ?

I only repaired my meridians in Chapter 38. Everything else is easy to buy and can be bought, but the top-grade healing medicine is not in circulation and cannot be bought!

The first chapter persuades you to quit, and you don't need to read the rest. The world of immortality is cruel, and robbing cultivators is normal. There is nothing wrong with robbing and killing, but high-level monks blatantly and unabashedly rob low-level monks, searching their storage bags and robbing them. Even the demons in mortals have no shame to do this, at least they have to create a fig leaf. Jiyin Island will despise this kind of thing. I don't know what the author wrote next, and I don't want to know. This book will be thrown into the street, and it can't be solved at all. Farewell!

The protagonist, the Holy Mother, and the people in the city are born and fight randomly. No one cares about it. This is still a city with a foundation building Danfang.

Labor and management are here to see Shuangwen, not knives.

How can one reach the pinnacle of Qi training with the Three Spiritual Roots in more than ten years? You are a fool.

. . . I didn't want to stabilize my cultivation and repair my meridians, so I attacked the foundation once, and if I didn't have any spiritual stones, I drew my own talismans and sold them. I rambled on without knowing what I was writing. Don't do key events, do other miscellaneous things. . . All I can say is awesome.

Are the popular novels about mortals or the stories about mortals cultivating immortality?

I read the first chapter. The author is definitely a master of extreme operations, but he must be an idiot when it comes to business.