Gathering Qi to Become an Immortal, Striving for a Lifetime Golden Rank

I'm not very optimistic about it. The protagonist with this character is written in the most calculating way of life, and he is simply the enemy of everyone.

Author, I said my feelings may not be correct, but I can provide you with a perspective. Wenzhao Gong's system, with nine levels of Qi and twenty-eight constellations, is too complicated and a bit rigid. You may say that there are many fruit positions in Xuanjian, but my feeling is that the Five Virtues and Twelve Qi are easier to remember. It is probably the twenty-eight constellations that need to be remembered at the same time. There are too many animals and representative characters. The other is the ninth level of qi. I feel that there is no need to divide it into such details. The righteous qi and miscellaneous qi are enough. Using the level of qi to limit the subsequent realms dilutes the role of Taoism. The above two points are the points that I feel are complicated, and the following points are the points that I feel are stiff. Because the twenty-eight constellations are paired with both the seven stars and animals, there is much less space left for the author to play, and the readers feel much less new ideas... Xuanjian and Bingu systems make people feel that they are not necessarily all in one basket, and there is a sense of flexibility.

If this kind of protagonist is written in a bit-liu novel, I always feel that he is destined to live for a short time, which is too unruly.

It's pretty cool to watch, but with a background like Convince Dao and a protagonist who isn't that big, is there really any way to survive in such a strict hierarchical environment?

So crazy, let me see how your Foundation Establishment can withstand Zi Mansion's magical power of life. In front of Zi Mansion, both mortals and peak Foundation Architects are the same.

In the setting of Xuanjian's world view, a protagonist like you can only cultivate and become popular!

How dare a mortal do this to a monk?

The book "Feng Qi Dao" is finally here, which is not written in two realms. The writing is very good and smooth.

Destiny? Directly pressing to death is the greatest essence of obeying Qi Dao

The mainstream of immortality cultivation is Gou Dao and the upgrading stream, and then they are all written by novices, mixed with private articles. No one reads the immortality cultivation literature, and few people read the immortality cultivation literature now, and there are only a few immortality cultivation literature on the ranking list.

This protagonist is really passionate, and it would be nice to change the world.

The levels are too high, and it was too difficult to write for the basics in the early stage. Later, Jin Dan directly skipped the level.

I've been following "Xianjiao" recently and I can learn from it...

Does it have to be all a conspiracy to be convinced of Qi Dao? Isn't the Immortal Jiao book pretty good?

Why am I so confused after watching Insects?

My humble work "I am on the ruthless path and am forced to pursue a saintly girl", I would like to ask all fellow Taoists for their elegance and guidance.

It's another prison novel. I remember a novel I read was also very prison-like. I'm trapped in this world and can't escape.

Cultivation upwards and counterattacks, cultivation downwards is a must-try feature of the Zifu Jindan Dao. I want to see the protagonist of Cultivation upwards and counterattacks 😍

This is the way of the gods, leaning towards the gods, because you can see the end from the beginning to the end of cultivation. To achieve great achievements in this world is equivalent to being in jail in that world. The normal path of cultivation should involve the integration of essence, energy, spirit, five elements, yin and yang, etc., To achieve transcendence.

The novels that follow the Qi Dao genre are all too gloomy, and then suddenly a protagonist with a passionate and righteous path appears. In a world where everyone thought he would be plotted to death, it feels so good to directly cut through all the threads and find a way out. Just like I've watched too many games like Hot Blood and King's Road before, the protagonist of Old Silver Coin is also very interesting.

There are pitfalls and hooks everywhere. The only better way is to join a sect. Joining is also full of pitfalls. Casual cultivators should not even think about getting ahead. 99.9999999% Of them will be successful. When everyone falls, everything must be turned into material. I really hope to see a book about the Tao of Convince that breaks this monopoly and can be circulated normally. I would like to make a suggestion, limit the backdoor of the hook in the skill. The hook needs to be someone with advanced cultivation and extraordinary knowledge. Ordinary monks can't do it. If something goes wrong, they will go crazy. The meridians will be damaged in the least, and the body will die in the worst case. Highly cultivated people don't bother to do this kind of thing. Even if they do it, they can only use it from the bottom to the top. They can't do the kind of retrograde riot in the skill, and treat the practitioner as a human elixir and blood elixir. 🙂

It's good to read, please read it, Chen Shang Jian Tu is here to visit!

Come on, author, it's really good.

The second half of the introduction is too sweet. Do you want to delete it?

Why do you want to help the Taoist master? There is no secret hand. The seventh level is not rare!

Just passing by, I am the seventh person to post.

Is this the third of your five-part series?