Spirit-Gathering Pearl

Don't believe the introduction, it's not the same thing! In this book, the protagonist accidentally obtains the Purple Qi Bead and embarks on the path of cultivation. He encounters adventures along the way, and his level of strength soars. Finally, he reaches the pinnacle of life and the world. The first half is mainly about the psychological and character growth of the protagonist, how to understand the importance of strength over the weak. The second half is mainly about the protagonist's deception, abduction, burning, killing, looting, building power and improving himself. The old routine is characterized by a lot of adventures and no cheating. There is no weapon refining, because it is possible for a warrior to cultivate an ordinary weapon and upgrade it to a divine weapon. There is no such thing as elixir refining, because it takes a hundred years to make a furnace of elixir from finding the medicine to making it out of the furnace. There are too many martial arts skills, and they are either eliminated quickly or are too late to be used after practicing. There is only the faint feeling of first love and true love. . .

Too bland.

This is another book that can only be read for the first two hundred or so chapters. After more than two hundred chapters, there is no logic at all. There are many typos in the book and I can still understand it, but the unreasonable ideas are difficult to understand.

The plot is messy, and the skills are even more messy, and I don't even know what he is practicing. His strength is only at the middle level, why is he jumping around everywhere. The only reason I can stay alive is because of the author's confusing logic.

Can't watch