The Nine Transformations of the True Spirit

The square team saw that I was so funny, just like in physical education class

Isn't it normal for others to notice if you don't even install the style of the sword? What are you surprised about? ?

Aren't you able to stop cultivating?

Alas, in his old age, a hero has great ambitions. He becomes a king and defeats a bandit. He has to give up on everything.

There is no chapter 900. It just says that such a young Dharma minister in the early stage can only be Ouyang Weijian, but that is not the case.

This is nonsense. Moves and methods belong to the category of "skills" and are pragmatic applications; momentum and meaning belong to the category of "Tao" and are pragmatic understandings; there is no necessary connection between the two.

When I was looking for a book, I saw a group of people in the comment section saying they had read it seven or eight times. I have great expectations to download Zongheng and watch it. But I have read about a hundred chapters now, and I feel really uncomfortable. To be honest, it's not ugly, there are many noteworthy aspects, and I also praised the good-looking aspects in my review. But there were some plots that stuck in my throat. The Li family frequently made trouble for the protagonist to put on his shoes. The protagonist suffered the loss of being dumb again and again, but still comforted himself that he didn't care. There is no deep hatred between the two parties, it's just that the protagonist's performance during the blood refining period surpassed that of the Li family by one blood refining period. How big a deal is that? The protagonist is in the stage of hemolysis and still clings to it. The Li family members were like cockroaches, one after another. After the nausea of ​​the blood refining stage, the main character came to the hemolysis stage, and after the hemolysis stage, the elixir forging stage came. Why on earth do the Li family go against the protagonist for a person in the blood refining stage? When you were in elementary school, your grades were higher than those of your classmates, so your classmates' brothers, sisters, uncles, grandparents, all came to help you put on your shoes. Is this reasonable? The lack of motivation was shocking enough, but the protagonist took things lightly and did not take revenge at all. First, his cousin Lin moved the protagonist's island to a remote place, and the protagonist went to steal his house. I was quite satisfied here. I thought the protagonist must avenge his revenge. As a result, another Li Ziming comes later, seizes the protagonist's land, sends the protagonist to do tasks in dangerous places, kidnaps the protagonist morally, and deliberately raises the price at the auction, causing the protagonist to lose thousands. As a result, the protagonist only said that the baby was worth the price. Oh my god, has the protagonist forgotten the time when he earned dozens of spiritual stones by selling talismans with all his hard work? After grabbing hundreds of thousands, just give the money to your opponent? I haven't seen the Alchemy Stage yet, but the few episodes have given me no hope. The protagonist's behavior is such a coward. Being bullied means that I don't care. I am always passive and always being plotted against. These people always intervene and make people feel disgusted at critical moments. They are indeed trivial matters that do not bring much harm to the protagonist, and sometimes they just coincide with the protagonist's purpose. But why write about such a small thing? Just a disgusting reader? I really don't have a clear idea.

Fifty talismans and one hundred spiritual stones, fifty spiritual stones and one hundred talismans. Fifty spiritual stones can earn 150 spiritual stones if 100% of them are not scrapped, but if the protagonist scraps 20% of them, he will earn a net profit of 120 spiritual stones, but after excluding the talisman and cinnabar, he will only earn fifty spiritual stones. This is despite the fact that the protagonist has very few scraps, so he would have probably lost money when practicing in the past. So where does the protagonist's initial capital come from? And where did he get the most important talisman inheritance? If everyone had it, wouldn't there be no market if everyone could practice it?

Why were the two of them, who had three hundred spirit stones, unable to retreat by a landslide of 45 spirit stones when they were in the first grade of high school? The protagonist knows how to exchange spiritual stones for combat power. Would those like them who are practicing tribulation cultivation not have this awareness?

The writing here is quite good. I talked about it in a circle just to persuade myself to be more open-minded.