The Clan Leader Takes Me to Cultivate Immortality
族长带我去修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
529Chapters
133kPopularity
1.2kReaders
585Must-read votes
8.7Score
452Ratings
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It made me laugh when I saw that I had earned more than 4 million spiritual stones by selling spiritual fish in seven years. Only one family in the foundation-building stage could earn 500,000 to 600,000 spiritual stones in a year. Are the three foundation-building families of Zhang, Wang and Zheng so rich? I immediately dropped the book when I saw this.
What the hell are you writing about? The currency has collapsed. The starting price of a foundation-building pill is 500,000 spirit stones. A foundation-building family can earn 4 million by selling fish in seven years. I am speechless. Is it based on the ratings?
It was fine before Chapter 85. I don't know what the author thinks, but there are so many spiritual stones. There is only one spiritual vein in a city, how can there be so many spiritual stones? The Jiji family doesn't even have spiritual veins. Give a Qi-training disciple a few hundred spirit stones for a month? It gets even more exaggerated later on. The Poison Ancestor will not say that the foundation is built with spiritual roots, and it only takes two or three generations at most.
It's too commercialized. I just want to make money all day long. There's also a little bit of currency inflation. When I saw a woman, she fell in love with the protagonist. I was speechless. Generally speaking, there are no bright spots and no major shortcomings.
I have read more than half of it, and it is more like a modern business family novel than a novel about cultivating immortals. If you don't practice martial arts well, you will open schools, restaurants, and free trade zones every day. The protagonist is even more useless. He is not like the protagonist. His training speed is mediocre, his combat ability is average, and his skills are non-existent except for those seen in the first few chapters. In the later stage, the small golden elixir is directly used to fight against the saints, and even Yuanying is skipped.
The protagonist is a bit too useless
I'm short of books, so I roughly read through more than 200 chapters. . . The time traveler's vision, insight and strategic talents are not shown much. A small foundation-building family can run around, but the enemy, as the master of a large island, doesn't know how to ask around for information and nip hatred in the bud...
The protagonist is useless from the beginning to the end
I hope the author will look at what he wrote
Nice