Traveling Through the Qi Dao, I Became the Qi Foundation Builder

The protagonist's name and ability won't be like "rnm! Get your money back!" He wins, right?

The author said he is afraid of getting high-end resources for free. I don't understand this. How can he get high-end resources for free? Are you afraid that the protagonist will spend too much time on small skills and take the time spent on small skills to invest in high-level skills? This is completely nonsense and unfounded worries. The plug-in is quite interesting in the first place and can achieve almighty cultivation. Now that the time multiplier comes out, it increases the complexity out of thin air. For example, you can learn elementary school mathematics in three days, but it takes a year to learn calculus. Now the main character's plug-in function is that you can keep learning elementary school mathematics, and then devote yourself to calculus to learn calculus. I still have to study for a year when I should, but the teaching material is changed from calculus to elementary school mathematics. Isn't this good? How can you squander resources for nothing? Now that the concept of time rate has been introduced, the whole plug-in is not smooth enough, and it also increases the complexity of readers' understanding. It is obviously the same time, so why do the 2 hours I spend learning high-level exercises become 4 hours when I switch to low-level exercises? This is completely counterintuitive! Why don't you just go 1:1? Because high-level exercises are more difficult, you need to invest more time in learning. Isn't that the end? What's the point of setting a time rate? I think the highlight of this book has always been that the protagonist achieves almighty immortality through lossless conversion of training time, and then uses the advantages of almighty cultivation to obtain more resources to better show off and upgrade. How could this kind of time transfer plug-in crash? The protagonist still has to practice hard to accumulate time. In the case of the protagonist's limited lifespan, the maximum limit of the time that can be accumulated is certain, that is, the number of points added is certain, but the protagonist can wash the points at any time. The highlight of this plug-in is that you can wash it at any time. Then it is not easy to restrain the protagonist. Some people can say, "There is no one who can't learn calculus at the age of 14!" This is enough to prove the importance of talent. Therefore, if you want to restrain the protagonist, just set the protagonist's talent in that area to be mediocre, so you need to invest more time (add points) to improve. Changing the setting of time rate has at least three benefits: 1. It avoids "the same learning time, how can the time (points) be more when learning high-level knowledge?" 2. The author does not need to think about the time multiplier of high-level skills, how much time needs to be invested in high-level skills to what extent can be completely become a "black box", which facilitates the author to write the plot. 3. Make cheats pure and reduce readers' understanding (infinitely wash cheats) Finally, I think the plot of the author's book is very good, but the settings of cheats are really difficult to explain in one sentence. I want to avoid numerical explosion, but I can't understand it. Your golden finger is a point washer, and the number of points you add is linked to time, so as long as the protagonist's lifespan is limited and the duration of each day is 24 hours, then the value will not explode, and the protagonist still needs to practice hard like other monks (maybe he has been practicing hard Qigong method😏, Qigong method for foundation building, Jindan Zhenren for Qigong method, Nascent Soul Master still practices Qigong method, that may even develop into a "meme". In the future, book friends will mention this meme in other books, and it may bring traffic). It's just that the protagonist can master the various arts of cultivating immortality by washing points, which can earn more materials for cultivating immortals and better upgrade services for the protagonist. If the author really wants to make "thousands of bookings", it would be best to delete the failure of the time rate. This is a setting that does not need to appear at all, for the reasons I have clearly stated above.

After opening the book for more than a dozen pages, I am still being hunted. The golden finger is only useful at the beginning. It will never be as good as the top forces and geniuses.

The first point is that in your world view, even a talisman can detect good or bad luck, and even a monk who has formed an elixir can use it to hunt down the protagonist in the past and future. If the protagonist in this kind of world is not wrong with his brain, he will definitely have less cause and effect. Point 2: Why did the Fuqi Dao ban the traditional cultivation of immortality? Look at the blessings you wrote. Apart from the fact that the monks have incredible combat prowess, which one is easy to cultivate? The most important thing about the way to manifest the world is to spread it easily. Unless you practice this thing, you will be like a god as soon as you get started, but the effect you write is obviously not like that. Point 3: Has anyone successfully cultivated immortality in the traditional way and become an immortal? If so, it means that those who practice traditional tools can at least have an infinite lifespan, so they have a lot of time to waste, and their combat power is no problem. Point 4: The original intention of the design of Fei Qi Dao is to go up and down. The person at the top can hang all the people below, so everyone has to roll on this track. If they don't roll, there will be no way to survive. But this is not the case in the world view you designed. Point 5, the golden elixirs in Xuanjian are no different from immortals. The performance in your novel is too good. It is just like having a plus version of skills. With this kind of expressiveness, it can be piled up to death. If you are so awesome at the last point, why can't you do some fancy work? There are some techniques for quick success in evil ways, coupled with various resources, you can spend your time like crazy. To be honest, there are too many logical loopholes in your logic.

If the conversion is lossless, I think the title of the book can be changed to "Me!" Almighty cultivator! If you need to set up an array, fill up the array path. If you need to practice elixirs, fill up the alchemy paths. If you need to make talismans, fill up the talisman paths. If you need to refine weapons, fill up the weapon paths. This is a true mirror of understanding! As long as you have a basic understanding of any skill, you can devote all your practice time to it. This is not a pretentious thing! I'm afraid the protagonist is even more pretentious than his predecessor! It's not just as simple as "don't eat beef"!

It's still the scent of Qi training, everything else is magic.

After reading it, I still advocate the same so-called Taoist supernatural powers. Those who have achieved Taoist powers are so vast that they almost become immortals. In my opinion, Taoist status is a fruition status bound to this world. Once the Taoist status is achieved, the upper limit is immediately locked. Because the span of combat power is too large, I don't know if there is any explanation. It is a bit unreasonable for Taoist status to boast about fighting in the world and conquering other worlds.

He Ziyang's character design is too bad. The protagonist doesn't understand the sword intention and needs the help of a second-level Qi practitioner to understand it. The protagonist gave the sword intention token to He Ziyang. It only took him a while to simplify it and make a common training method. He also said that the protagonist only practiced this training method to perfection and he will be able to understand the resume. Damn it, I didn't know how to read it at the time. By the way, the protagonist's realm at that time was the Great Perfection of Foundation Establishment.

It looks good, but the main character + Piao Ge's plug-in is not as useful as Li Yuandan's secret technique

If your family is helpful, you can write about your family. The copy of the book, the family didn't help, but I wrote about the family every day, and I was scolded to death😡

Convincing Qi Dao is the real pitfall. There is a big gap between the upper and lower realms and it is difficult to break through. This is a disadvantage rather than an advantage. The advantage is the upward cultivation of the top level rather than the downward cultivation, which makes it more difficult for lower cultivation to challenge the existence of the upper level and allows the upper cultivation to better grasp the lower cultivation. As for convincing Qi foundation building, practicing Qi foundation building? These are two different systems. Just because the two foundations have the same name, it doesn't mean they are in the same realm... Why don't you compare the Qi Training Golden Pill with the Qi Convincing Golden Pill?

I'm impressed by the author's writing and the foreshadowing of the story. The result is the same as the previous book, but there aren't as many exciting points as the foreshadowing, and there's not a single exciting point. Also, the main plot is unclear. It's really tasteless, and it's a pity to abandon it.

Why are you always so confident and devoted to marriage once you get married? Your plug-in is so buggy. If it leaks even a little bit, you are a junior. You can't seize such an opportunity! If you need it, it's okay to have a romantic relationship. You have to get married and let the logic be buggy.

While reading, follow the author to do math problems! A world where mortal Qi refining and Xuanjian Qi refining are mixed. My head hurts from reading it, and I haven't done any questions for many years!

In Chapter Ninety-three "Re-Destruction", the protagonist still used poison, a distinctive fighting skill that appeared in "Suppressing the Liu Family", so wouldn't others immediately guess that it is related to your He family and your protagonist? It stands to reason that for a plug-in like the protagonist, if you learn a few more sets of different types of spells and then convert them losslessly, others will never be able to infer the protagonist from the traces of the fighting skills. But the protagonist felt very reckless. He didn't use his plug-in well at all, and he didn't even prepare several different sets of spells for different identities. Since this time I pretended to be the second master of Jie Xiu, and also killed the second master to get his storage bag, then according to the protagonist's golden finger, as long as the storage bag contains the second master's practice skills, then the protagonist can directly learn the techniques used by the second master. Isn't it a sure thing to pretend to be the second master in this way? The author may not have considered that the protagonist can actually do that, and his understanding of the golden finger he designed is still too limited. This makes the protagonist look dull. The protagonist can open multiple vests, one for alchemy, one for formation, one for puppet, one for robbery. There are many ways to play. But now the protagonist is doing the thing of calamity cultivation, but he is using his own magic. Doesn't this reveal everything? For the vest of tribulation cultivators, you should arrange a set of spells specifically for tribulation cultivators! Would you like to have some professionalism? Your plug-in will be of great help in opening the vest.

I feel like the first dozen chapters are not interesting and not very attractive.

I suddenly realized that there are only women in the sect, and I don't have any impression of the men.

If the attack of the Sui Qi Dao can ignore the disembodied mana shield, then how can the Sui Qi Dao resist attacks from the same Sui Qi Dao?

The characteristic of a permanent certificate of magical power has almost made Golden Finger useless, but now if you want to advance, you have to learn it. This results in the golden hand having no sense of existence. If this problem is not solved in the future, the plot will become more and more boring.

Came over from my cousin He Qing next door to congratulate the author on the release of his new book and wish it a big hit

Goldfinger has become less and less present, and the protagonist's future is unclear. He became an undercover agent for no reason, and he was not trained by the opposite party. The protagonist was suddenly selected to be an undercover agent. The protagonist did not understand that he was an undercover agent. The thing did not work out, and he was almost exposed. Where does the protagonist want to hang out? Does he want to follow his own path? Is it like proving a kendo in vain? Nowadays, the layout of similar novels is almost the same. They are all about the feeling of being a dojo in a snail shell, and they are all about competition for stocks. What about Taoist masters, leap positions, and remaining true kings? It's all about you guarding me, and I guarding you. Can't we just focus on making the cake bigger?

I have subscribed to every chapter. I personally think it is well written. Come on, the author. I will make an appointment at the end of this book.

How do you describe this setting set by the author? I feel that the threshold of the new law is too high, and the protagonist himself is guilty. In this case, one is that there is no way out, and the other is that resources are monopolized. What do you mean by the third one? The sunk cost is also high, unlike the traditional method where you can switch to practice at will. If it wasn't as bad as the protagonist, other people would basically be in jail for repairing this thing, and spend too much money. In this case, it is basically impossible to popularize it. It is more likely to become a plug-in, a small supplement to the spiritual root system, just like the competition between Neanderthals and Homo sapiens. Neanderthals are awesome, but Homo sapiens have many people and a wide system, right? The division of labor formed is wide, and the degree of organization and threshold are low. In terms of civilized competition, I basically feel that the new law cannot compete with Linggenliu. The bar is too high and the jail time is too high.

Passer-by, haven't read a chapter, just come here to complain about the introduction In the extraordinary world, strength is paramount, who cares about the trend of cultivation? It all depends on the size of a person's fist, not the genre. And what's so strange about being beaten up by a genius? It would be fresh and consistent with the setting if the genius of the old law was beaten by the mediocre people of the new law.

You use Xuanjian's system, but where is Zifu? Just form the elixir directly, but the elixir is too weak. Even if the life span is 800, you can't rely on the metal to make it immortal. Reincarnation is troublesome.

Author, there are too few updates, not enough to read

Judging from the shelf reaction, it's already two-thirds of the way there?

The writing is quite good, but there are too few updates. More updates would be better

The progress of the plot is not slow, but updating it once a day seems relatively slow. The author still needs to pay attention! This will distract readers from other books.

This book is well written, but why do I feel that the results are not as good as many other books written by those who stretch their hips?