From Marriage Alliance to Immortality

The settings and descriptions of each heroine as well as the various daily interactions are well written. However, the plot has a lot of witty points. First of all, the protagonist has clearly shown his talent for alchemy when he was in the family. The writing makes people feel that he has not been valued by the family at all. Later, it suddenly gets better. The author should have changed it after readers complained, which makes people feel a bit abrupt. Secondly, after the family was wiped out, he still went to hang out in the sect even though he knew that there was a problem with the sect. With three foundations in the family, the protagonist's great alchemist, his wife's formations, and weapon refining, wouldn't it be better to just find a place to settle down than to spend all the effort in the sect to get those few cultivation resources? Entering the sect is simply too smart to be stupid.

It would be strange for such a stupid family not to die. With 11 golden elixirs, they can only build a foundation and move the clan earlier. They still have to take care of 100,000 mortals. They have become immortals and they still have to take care of the mortals. Where do you want the mortals to move? They have to wait for the golden elixir to come before they run away. Doesn't the protagonist like to be wretched? He has a very high IQ, but he is actually stupid. And that Some family elders are also stupid. Can't they move away the capable young people first? Later, when the family is revived, some elders fight to the end, build foundations and fight with Jindan. They are like Jindan. They don't know how to be an elder. No one opposes it. This kind of family doesn't know how to develop.

You can't drop the treasure if you beat it to death, it's a genius setting.

Good water

It's so messy, this chapter looks like several books spliced ​​together.