Cultivation of Immortality Starts with Refining Elixirs

The Golden Pill Lifespan is 400, which is the shortest among the immortal cultivation novels I have read 🙂. The protagonist wants to break through the 6th level to the 7th level of Qi training. The barrier-breaking elixir required is a first-level medium level. Is there something wrong? Isn't it first-class?

It's been a long time since I've seen the traditional golden finger. Finally, it's not a daily settlement on the panel. God rewards those who work hard. This kind of shitty thing.

I always feel that writing novels still requires some logic, even if it is cheating. Just like this refined elixir. Logically speaking, the elixir is useless, which means that the formula and certain medicinal materials in it have been burned and you refined it. Its formula is also incomplete and there is no way it can be used as an elixir.

Isn't this golden finger from Bai Lian Cheng Xian?

Have you seen it? Is it necessary to use some kind of body training to boil water? This kind of immortal cultivation has a template. Just use a body training to boil water. In order to make the water look valuable, a rubbish setting is introduced that the body training is harder than the magical weapon and the attack power of the magical weapon is stronger. It is even said that it consumes a lot of resources before it is abandoned and the setting is scrapped. It is easier to advance than to practice magic. To practice magic, you need to find high-level resources to advance to physical training. You do not need to refine high-level resources to advance to physical training. After practicing for a long time, you will be holding a magic weapon and get blown up by someone who has just advanced with low-level resources. In order to keep up with the progress, you have advanced body training to make it easier to find resources. You are still looking for resources for Qi training. This is rubbish among rubbish.

The people next door are all Xuan Jianliu. The quality is too high, I can't understand it, and it feels very fake and empty. I wanted to watch Mortal Flow, but unfortunately it was too cliche and the same.

The setting of this golden finger is good, not too big or too small, so you don't have to work hard every day, and you can't lay it down flat.

I have a question. According to the current mortal flow, whether the fake elixir is the peak half-step golden elixir of foundation building or the weakest golden elixir, this is very important! ! And if it is the weakest golden elixir, what about the outer elixir? It's also a very weak golden elixir. Let's discuss it with everyone to avoid being criticized in the future. Sorry to bother you all.

I found it unreliable for the protagonist to sell upgraded elixirs to vendors. I have never seen anyone setting up a vendor's stall to buy consumer goods in my life. How can you, a nobody, solve the problem of trust when the world is so chaotic?

It can be considered a Renaissance🤭

Daily settlement, start cultivating immortality from a handyman

To be honest, there is no need to focus on refining alchemy, human nature, and sophistication when entering a sect. Hurry up and improve your strength, download dungeons, recruit women to pretend to be cool, kill Taoists, and create some weird and powerful skills, magic weapons, and dungeons like Xian Ni.

The writing is very good, and the golden finger is not too big. But the only thing is that it feels a bit run-down. The character dialogue and life details are a bit stiff. It could be more flexible.

This cheat is pretty good. It's finally not a crappy proficiency system or a life-changing panel flow.

The writing is okay, it has the flavor of a novel about cultivating immortals from 5 years ago, but the writing style is just okay, the character descriptions are a bit facial, and the progress is pretty fast. I wonder what the plans will be after the foundation is established? Can you strengthen the humanistic description? After all, the protagonist is not short of spiritual stones. Let's expand his connections later. I feel a bit bored now. I might as well learn some humanistic descriptions in Mortals.

Somewhat disappointed. It would be great if the author could break out of the routine

It's similar to the Nine Transformations of the True Spirit. They both have body training techniques related to monsters. One needs to contain the blood of the True Spirit, and the other can be an ordinary monster.

Although there is no climax or excitement, I still like the process of continuous growth, and there is no endless pull with the villain. The protagonist focuses on resource cultivation, and the timeline can be advanced quickly. It is worth watching. The most annoying kind of book written by a newbie is to create a disgusting villain just for the sake of the plot, and stare at you with hatred all day long. This kind of book is the second best.

Not bad, tastes right and edible