I Asked You to Write a Cultivation Novel, So Why Is Everyone Cultivating Now?

Lin Feng uploads a cultivation novel to a fiction website. It's obscure, awkwardly written, and dull, the sort of novel that's destined to flop. But the comments section looks like this:

Holy crap, you really can cultivate! I followed the methods above, and now I can use qi to lift myself one centimeter off the ground. Can't wait to fly on a sword.

I've finished cultivating the basic section. When will the next part be updated?

I take it all back. At first: What kind of trash novel is this? Who would read something written like that? Now: I'm reading it! I'm reading it! Great master, please don't stop updating. I'll reward you a hundred million.

This is the Sage who shows the people of the world the way.

Because of Lin Feng's cultivation novel, Blue Star enters an era of cultivation for all.

The world sees the rise of the Three Sages of the Revival, the Four Supreme Ones, the Seven Heroes of the Era, the Ten Great Talents of the First Year, and so on.

Watching them, Lin Feng can only shake his head helplessly. Why is their cultivation so slow?

Just as Lin Feng is about to continue updating, he discovers that his book has been taken down and his account banned.

Meanwhile, the nations form an alliance, deeming Lin Feng a threat to the world and vowing to kill him to restore order.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.