Nourishing the Spirit with Qi, From Scripture-Copying Novice to Immortal

This way of writing cannot be called refining Qi soil. To put it bluntly, it is a carrot and a pit for cultivating the immortal position. If the front is broken, it will be difficult to make up for it later. A real Qi refiner should cultivate the five elements to sense yin and yang, rather than exerting a so-called single path to the extreme.

In my personal opinion, apart from being a little bit toxic at the beginning and easily dismissed, it was okay later on. In fact, the author can change the first few chapters while the plot is not yet in-depth.

The setting is complicated and there is no real integration. The training system alone is laborious to watch. The plot is mediocre and the character of the protagonist is mediocre. It is a mediocre novel.

Some basic Tao is the Tao that already exists between heaven and earth. What you cultivate is the Tao between heaven and earth. According to your statement, the Tao in this world is developed by these enlightened Taoists. It is nonsense to say that if the person who enlightened the Tao of this Tao dies, this Tao will be incomplete. First of all, is this Tao the acquired Tao due to this enlightenment? Even if it is, if this person has achieved Tao. , Heaven and earth will also record and enrich the world. If this person dies, can he destroy the Tao that was added to the world after heaven and earth recorded it? According to the way it is written in the book, how did these enlightened Taoists practice before they achieved the Tao? There were no Taoists in front of them. Heaven and earth did not produce the spiritual materials related to this Tao, and there were not even incomplete Tao. Because these Tao have not yet had a Taoist, then there is no way to practice.

In the place where the three sects gathered, everyone pretended to be awesome, but in the end they were fooled by Qi Lian. You said that if you eat people and cultivate immortality, you can just raise fish together and wait for the harvest. But in the end, the two foundation building sects really opened their eyes and were fooled. Le, what is the difference between this and the big Qi Lian?

The master who doesn't care about anything, the senior sister who plays tricks on the protagonist, and the disciples of the big sect who say it's safe but are intercepted and killed in the core area of ​​​​their influence. They have to go to the black market to buy and sell goods. It's hard to hold back.

One of my latest novels tells the story of the protagonist who has created a Taoist system in the inner world, which is also divided into twenty-eight constellations and nine levels of Qi. Then I saw your book

With such a big cheat, there is nothing to be obsessed with just drinking water.

The purpose of this novel sect is to embarrass its disciples instead of cultivating them. Except for the protagonist and important supporting characters, it is a dead end.

The introduction is like Gou Cheng, and the beginning of the plot is also pretentious. But after a fusion, I chose "Dao Zheng" and turned it into a battle. Is it cool?