So This Is How You Cultivate Immortality

Then it turned into one of those stories that starts strong but ends weakly, becoming a long and tedious tale. I thought we were about to fight the Holy Immortal, but then they changed the map at the last minute. Logically, you should go all out, kill a bunch of monsters, reach your peak energy and spirit, then run away, and then your energy will wane. So I ran away.

As you know, many people have pointed out a lot of problems, but I think there's only one real issue: you're updating too infrequently. #(Sweat)

The author really can suppress the realm! Can you believe that it took more than 100 chapters for the protagonist to break through to a realm equivalent to a bizarre, real person?

To be honest, the author toned down the descriptions of the "mysterious" elements in the later parts of the story, which made it lose some of the unique "mysterious" flavor. It suddenly felt like a typical cultivation light novel. Of course, it's still interesting, but it's a bit of a shame.

Everything is for survival; I dare not kill. All my current efforts are to ensure that this book can be updated for as long as possible. I don't think there's anything wrong with wanting to prolong the novel's lifespan, but if you don't dare to kill it, then I'm sorry. Time to run away.

The biggest problem with this book is that it's updated too slowly. This has led many people to simply leave it on their bookshelves to "grow" (or "preserve"), and then forget about it altogether.

This is the second time I've encountered a situation where I have to complete the leveling requirements through dungeons. Hopefully, there won't be a third time, and I'll come up with some new strategies.

Skipping through the world-building instances in this book won't affect the plot; it's pure filler.

Actually, I think the author only decided how to write the rest after writing about the divine incarnations. The subsequent several chapters are actually foreshadowing the incarnations of humans, gods, ghosts, and the universe. I personally think this is part of the main storyline, and the author probably only came up with this idea later on. So far, I still quite like the pacing of this book. Of course, Bull Demon King, why are you writing so slowly? Hurry up and write!

I gave it a perfect score of 10 out of 10; five points would be a huge loss. It's all about killing monsters and leveling up.