Jiangshi: Raising Dragons in Republican-Era China Leaves Uncle Jiu Dumbfounded

The strength of four or five hundred jin at the third level of Qi Refining is amazing. Then, after the ninth level of Foundation Establishment, it is said that the strength has increased fivefold, and it is said that it is no less than five hundred jin. May I ask how much five times four or five hundred jin is?

The so-called "dragon-seal" ability is utter nonsense. You could say you have a demon-refining pot or something that allows you to raise demons, including snakes, and even cultivate them into dragons! The power is utterly absurd, and you call yourself a dragon-seal bloodline? Do you think you're some kind of Otsutsuki? You're just a nobody, yet you dare to collect and raise dragons? You wouldn't even dare approach a tiger lying around, yet you dare to run up to a dragon dozens of meters long.

Author, are you sure a true dragon that has survived the Dragon Tribulation is so weak in combat?

Isn't this a harem novel? How come there isn't a single female lead in over a hundred chapters? Is this some kind of tagging scam?

The protagonist's cultivation level is higher than everyone else's, so anyone can call him "young friend"? Does the cultivation world rank people by seniority? Does the protagonist become a junior even after achieving immortality?

First of all, is it appropriate for such a powerful creature to appear in the Dharma-ending Age, given the true dragon's realm? Collapsing a valley dozens of feet high—that's just free fall, at most with some impact from heavenly lightning. I really want to ask Uncle Nine and the others: can their physical bodies withstand bullets?

Are the dragons in this novel real? Are dragons in their growth stage not even at the level of immortals? So weak!

The premise was great, but the author ruined it. The whole "dragon transformation" thing was hyped up, but the actual performance was atrocious. It took all its strength to crush a disciple of a major sect—was this some kind of lightning insect? And then there's Qianhe's part, a dragon taking forever to fight hundreds of low-level zombies, even then it had to use its tail and claws to swat them.

The author's description of cultivation levels is a bit chaotic, and there's even a true dragon that survived a tribulation needing to exert all its strength to overwhelm an inner disciple of a major sect. "Disciple, not an elder or sect leader, how much do you underestimate a true dragon?"

The protagonist these days is anything but frugal; he kills demons and doesn't even collect the corpses.