Cultivating Immortality for Eternal Life: I Own a Pocket World

Immortality and immortality start from selling condoms

The article about cultivating immortals also integrates the whole armor. The author himself writes it to the point of intracranial climax, and readers will only feel that it is a drama

The author is a self-deprecating type. There is no logic at all. Set fights before and after. The golden finger is opened quite wide, and the protagonist is mentally retarded and cannot use it.

Spiritual power, extract one layer from the small world. Where does the spiritual power of the creatures in the small world come from? It does not come from the small world. Turning from left hand to right hand is unnecessary.

Finally, we are no longer cultivating immortals in the slums. I don't know why so many authors write that a cultivator's life is worse than that of rich mortals.

After reading it on QQ, some of the things I said made me uncomfortable. Author, if you write dark novels, please mark it and don't waste my subscription. Also, the protagonist has a world that is stuck. Farming well is the way to invincibility. Is it necessary to use magic methods? People with poor qualifications will be forced to exchange their lifespan for cultivation, and they will have to sell their bodies to you after they are no longer useful. Just because the protagonist saved their ancestors? If the protagonist traveled to this world, would the protagonist be willing to do so? If other people in the small world see or notice it, will they still be grateful to the protagonist? Let me say here that I don't like to watch Madonna-type protagonists, but I like to watch the protagonists who are decisive in killing or independent, such as Han Li in Mortal Cultivation of Immortality. But I don't like watching this kind of dark protagonist who maliciously harms people. Here is a suggestion for the author: the principle of voluntariness. People with poor qualifications in the small world can voluntarily decide whether to exchange their lifespan for cultivation. When they are old or have exhausted their potential, they can voluntarily decide whether to sell their bodies. After the sale, they must compensate their descendants. If they set rules and clearly mark the price, many problems can be solved.

The rest looks more and more like it was written by Ai

I'm looking for a book every day, and this one is okay for me. The plot is reasonable and cruel enough. People are like this. They can only blend in if they can't change themselves, instead of pretending to be aliens. The world of cultivating immortals is similar to caste in India. Each realm is a caste, and there are layers of exploitation. Each layer has every level of fun. In reality, India can't resist, let alone the world of cultivating immortals. This is a reasonable world.

It's so outrageous. The protagonist receives protection fees for cooperating with others. He usually only charges half of his fellow disciples, just to do some things for them. He usually does small things that ordinary people can do. But at critical moments, he even asks for money (when the war is approaching, when the sect purchases materials, it is actually a benefit to the disciples, and the price will be half higher. . For the 3,000 pieces of spiritual stone, the sect gave them 4,500, but in the end it was only 3,800. This 3,800 still counts the protagonist's original money.) The key is why they should share the money with the protagonist. The protagonist also revealed the inside information to them, and they can make extra money by stocking up on this information. It's not a decent sect to listen to the nouns. If you do this, the author likes to use poison and disgust people.

Haven't watched it yet. But I read the introduction. The small world will take away 1% of the spiritual power of the monks born in its own world to use it to increase the origin. But the source of a monk's spiritual power is the world itself. The world eats itself and loses 99% of it. How can it increase its source?