Modern Cultivation University

The subject matter is very good, but the book makes me uncomfortable. First of all, the protagonist is disgusted with the two women around him (I don't know if they are the heroines), but they still have contact and physical contact. The protagonist is not disgusted at all. Now I see the alchemy place, and I really can't stand it anymore. Most of the contestants in an alchemy competition couldn't make the sixth or seventh grade elixir. Two women were able to make the eighth grade elixir just by looking at the textbook. They then asked the protagonist to teach her his own alchemy method step by step. Then the protagonist taught her, and one of the women was able to make the ninth grade elixir. Even if the protagonist cheats, the people around the protagonist can be highly talented just because they have more contact with the protagonist? A boy who helped the protagonist before was able to build the foundation almost at the same time as the protagonist. These are things that I watched with great interest from the beginning, but later on I couldn't stand it anymore. These are the things that impressed me deeply. By the way, one copy took too many chapters to write, making it a bit lengthy. Finally, I want to say that the material is very good and the writing is good. There are some problems with the character creation. I hope it can be improved. Come on, author!

Is the protagonist's surname Liu or Li? I can't stand it. I'm a little too poisoned. I'm going to look for an antidote book.