A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: I Can See the River God

These days, you can't write a book without mentioning five elemental roots? What's going on in the minds of people with five elemental roots?

The best way to deal with relatives is to let those without spiritual roots study and practice martial arts, and find a small town for them to live in. This ensures the continuation of their lineage and the passing down of wealth. Every few decades, the protagonist can arrange for disciples to help test their spiritual roots.

Knock Han Li unconscious, then throw the Palm Heaven Bottle or the Heavenly Creation Dew inside; a single drop can accelerate the maturation of ten-thousand-year-old medicinal herbs.

It's a risk-free business; ordinary spirit stones can be transformed into immortal spirit stones. But when it comes time to settle the accounts, he doesn't have any cultivation techniques. He needs the essence of the five elements to cultivate, and instead of exchanging them with the River God, he waited three years, claiming they were very rare.

This book is ridiculous! There are already over a hundred late-stage Nascent Soul incarnations in just 50 chapters, and then it's set up in the human realm playing house, pretending to be a merchant caravan and conducting trade. Is it insulting people's intelligence? You wouldn't need over a hundred Nascent Soul cultivators as guards to sell a Heaven-Reaching Spiritual Treasure, would you? Let alone selling a level eight demon core like Gou Ba's. It's laughable.

A five-elemental-root genius? Three elemental-roots are normal. Five elemental-roots are practically crippled; no sect would accept them. They're practically a roadside monster. A five-elemental-root genius trying to reach Foundation Establishment, Core Formation, or Nascent Soul stage? They're practically begging everyone to know they have a big secret.

The five spiritual roots, set in the Fangshi era, only revealed the names of various sects and the Tainan Small Gathering, yet no one knew about them in "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality," even after Han Li mentioned his name. Only later did I realize this. This kind of "trash-to-treasure" and "idiot" plot is destined to never produce a good novel.

Another person who doesn't understand the true value of top-grade spirit stones in the original work, treating them like cabbages.

I've always been curious why you guys insist on starting with five spiritual roots. I don't understand. This is something that only those in the late Nascent Soul stage who are advancing to the Void Refinement stage need to consider. In the original story, the Old Demon replenished his spiritual root in advance in order to cultivate the [Primordial Magnetic Divine Light].

This is a good opportunity to strengthen the Heavenly Bottle. Enhanced Palm Heaven Bottle: The first ability: Absorbs the light of the sun, moon, and stars, generating a drop of Three Lights Divine Water every seven days. One drop is equivalent to ten thousand years (not from the primordial era, so it can't be compared; perhaps it can be further enhanced when I reach the Immortal Realm later).