Cultivating Immortality for Eternal Life: Farming in the System Space

Others have become the ancestors of Jindan, but the protagonist Jindan is still a little loser. The skills and skills he obtains are always incomplete. The enemy villains can never be killed in one go. They leave dozens or hundreds of chapters. They keep looking for trouble and have a mentality. They say they can't live anymore. They keep wandering, saving people all day long, and they keep being saved.

There are occasional typos and incorrect sentences throughout the book, but this does not affect reading. The author wrote down the IQ of the characters in the book too low, and the smartest person in the book only has an average IQ. The most annoying thing is that the protagonist likes to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger. In fact, the behavior of pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger is just looking for trouble. For example, when the protagonist reaches the late stage of Nascent Soul, he always hides in the early stage of the Golden Core, and those who are in the late stage and peak of the Golden Core come to cause trouble. If the protagonist showed his early Nascent Soul cultivation, would those people still dare to come and cause trouble? The late stage of Nascent Soul is hidden into the early stage, which is also consistent with Gou Dao. I think the author uses this to figure out the word count, and the author often writes more than a thousand words out of a trivial matter. For example, if you look up a pill, the author can write half of it.

There is really something wrong with the author's IQ. He has to reveal all his secrets and tell all the questions he asks.

The author has a low IQ

What are you writing about? Is this cultivating immortality? This is a city!

I read the entire book verbatim with audio and video perfectly. Nowadays, it is not easy to finish a novel completely. Most novels are read halfway through at most and then abandoned. This novel is wonderfully written, and the plot is gripping, without any boundless fanfare or random fabrication. This book is logically logical, comfortable to read, has no unfinished content, and is responsible to the readers. I would like to thank the author for his efforts.

I don't want fellow Taoists to be addicted to poison. I read more than 200 chapters. To be honest, I really can't stand it. The first few dozen chapters reminded me of giving up. I persisted for a while and found that I should have given up earlier. Now I feel as uncomfortable as eating a lump. Really poisonous

It's boring. From the introduction, it should be that he is a cultivator of Gou Dao. He has a system and is a time traveler. But in the end, Naozi lost all his skills.

Nice