I Hear You Want to Become an Immortal Too?

To be honest, the author has a lot of guts to write a classical cultivation novel on Hedgehog Cat's site, without even considering what kind of people Hedgehog Cat belongs to. Several classical cultivation novels I've followed have all been shut down. The author is also a writer of long-form novels, so I hope they persevere and set a good example for other authors like Hedgehog Cat and other authors of fanfiction/whitewashing novels.

It's definitely better for the main character to be an orphan. The relatives in this book aren't like family to the readers, so there's really no empathy for them. Besides, they're either stupid or spoiled brats.

The writing style is very unique.

The big card on the cover looks so good!

The issue of class distinctions. Even in cultivation novels where class distinctions are taken for granted, the protagonist's perception of their superior status versus others' perception of the protagonist's superior status creates different feelings. I've only read up to the second volume so far, and the protagonist comes from a poor family. He's far from achieving any significant advancement in immortality, and it seems he's already mentioned several times that he feels someone else's family background is inferior to his own. The transmigrator setting feels pointless; he's completely a feudal native.

Is the main focus on building a harem?

Some people say that the main character's family members are not very appealing, and I think so too. They are acting as nannies, which is true, but it's not a big problem and doesn't affect the overall viewing experience.

This book is quite good.

The classical feel of this story is to my liking, but the yuri (lesbian) romance is just too awkward! The female lead is initially portrayed as a cold, aloof cultivator, both restrained and gentle, but the yuri pairing later feels forced and completely clashes with her earlier character, making it particularly jarring to read. It would have been better to simply omit the romance and let the female lead remain aloof; that would have had a subtle, sophisticated feel. The current romance feels like a one-night stand by a playboy, both boring and disgusting, like pouring a bowl of overly sweet peanut soup over a perfectly good bitter melon – it just doesn't suit me! Waaah, I only watched it because I wanted to see yuri (lesbian) scenes. I was quite excited when I saw the yuri parts, but the more I watched, the more I felt that the non-yuri elements would be better for the overall story. The large lilies don't smell good.

Why don't you consider creating a group chat to share the censored chapters? I was planning to read Volume 4, but then I saw in the Dragon Girl group that the new chapters have already been censored. #(Crying)