The Grand Artifact Sect

The strange thing is that I think all the books written by this author are good, the writing style and the plot are passable, but even when there is a book shortage, I can't read much, and I feel a little confused 😥

After reading more than ten chapters, I have already discovered many unreasonable places I used spiritual stones to make talismans in exchange for silver coins, and I have read many fairy novels. This is the first time I have seen it. There are also the following, gold is more valuable than spiritual jade, which is a bit ridiculous. How can worldly possessions be more valuable than those for cultivating immortals? What about the Grand Ceremony of the Qi Sect? Why didn't Yin Shaohua or his elders discover it, but only the protagonist could? This setting is also a bit too casual. At the back, Chiyang Gate actually opened some areas to outsiders, and only required 10 spiritual jades a month. Isn't this extremely poisonous? I want to know how the currency system in this book is set up? Is there a strict setting? Also, the author is too clichéd in writing books. There is Yin Shaohua from the Zhengqi Sect, and there is a person named Jin from the Chiyang Sect. I want to know who will be the next one to pretend to slap him in the face?

I bit the bullet and read Chapter 1,100. In the early stage, I could just read it for entertainment. But in the end, I skipped chapters and couldn't stand it any longer. If I had known better, I might as well have just read the table of contents. It's not nice to say, it's just a book about money.

Why does the protagonist always like to do things beyond his ability? He gets drunk, does little good but does more harm, and even licks it. 😓

Cultivation is too fast, one year for qi training and two years for the later stage of foundation building. Others have been practicing for decades, but the protagonist can get it done in three years. In my opinion, the three years of qi training are almost the same in the early stage. The protagonist's aura has increased from the 18th floor of hell to the 36th level of heaven. Upgrading is like drinking water. It's boring. I gave up the book.

Why do so many people criticize such an old book? This book is good, but some of the instructions are repeated several times. The content and plot are good I really like it.

That guy named Shi is really awesome. During the Qi Refining and Foundation Establishment stages, he discussed the method of forming pills, and he spoke very eloquently. I don't know, I thought he was possessed by an old monster.

The subject matter is quite good, but it's a bit of a no-brainer, and the power and financial system is chaotic.

Good book, I don't know why the results are not good

After reading Chapter 50, I barely felt that this novel was still readable. I gave up on Chapter 50 when I was still accepting it. As expected, this novel is still dedicated to insulting IQ.