This book is a mortal framework, incorporating elements of Gou Dao, longevity, and some elements of reincarnation. It is not the kind of endless rebirth, which Golden Finger will develop later.
Although this book is a dogma, it is not the ultimate dogma. If you are strong enough, you will be able to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger, and you will inevitably be crushed and attacked. Resources at important nodes will also be fought for.
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Some frequently asked questions:
) The protagonist's previous two lives and this one are not on the same map, but they are in the same world, far apart.
As for whether there were any legacy treasures left behind in the previous life, the article did not explain clearly.
)Why doesn’t the protagonist make elixirs by himself?
The various arts of cultivating immortals, such as alchemy, drawing talismans, and formations, all have talent limitations. Brushing proficiency is one thing, but it doesn't necessarily mean you can achieve high results by brushing without thinking.
) Why didn’t the protagonist learn this or that in his previous life, and did his best to pave the way for the next life?
The protagonist had good qualifications and background in his previous life, and his goal was Nascent Soul. He is not sure that he will be reincarnated next time. Even in the third life, I don’t dare to guarantee it, and it’s not like the system can explain it to you.
Therefore, cultivation is the foundation. It is very impressive to be able to cultivate the talisman art to the third level. It takes a lot of energy, and you also have to take care of the family and compete for opportunities. Do you really think that forming a pill will be leisurely? Moreover, in this book, cultivating a hundred arts requires talent and proficiency, so there is no time to spare.
) The spirit root setting of this book is based on the game "Guigu Bahuang". It has all five elements and depends on the attribute with the strongest aura sensitivity.
