Running Errands in the Cultivation World

I like to read books about cultivating immortals, but I really have no interest in them recently. One of the big reasons is that as the combat power of fantasy is increasing day by day, the power of writing about cultivating immortals has been declining again and again. However, this book shows that the current combat power is indeed worthy of the power of cultivating immortals, so keep writing.

In the previous chapters, it was written that the protagonist did a golden mission and captured a 7-foot wooden boat at the Nascent Soul level. And he was chased and seriously injured and escaped. I would like to ask the author, is a 1.6-Meter-long boat-shaped vehicle too long for a Nascent Soul-level monk? How did the protagonist, a qi-training monk, escape from Yuanying-level forces? The summary is that the system arranged by the author for the protagonist is a trouble-making system. He randomly grabs other people's things when doing tasks, but the protagonist's cultivation level is too low to practice Qi. There is no logical blessing from the author. The protagonist, a Qi-training monk, indiscriminately provokes monks who are stronger than the protagonist (including Nascent Soul or Foundation Establishment) and escapes from them.

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The rhythm is excellent, the words and sentences are comfortable, and the atmosphere is full.

After entering the cave, I wrote a mess

How dare a disciple go against an elder?

The amount of information in two chapters is equivalent to five or six chapters written. The information density is too low. In short: a lot of water!

It's hard, the protagonist's name is the same as a female classmate who owes me 200 yuan

Damn it, the new books I found recently are all lv1 new ones. Even if I want to read your old books, they keep reincarnating. It's disgusting😅

My friend is such a riddler. He makes so many riddles but doesn't fully reveal them. I wrote this for myself.