Scorned by My Children, I Convince the Elderly to Apply to a Cultivation University

If you don't reply to me, you'll shrink by 5cm; if you reply, you'll grow by 5m (evil).

You really don't take the country seriously, sigh.

Lu, a second-year cultivator, could leave afterimages while working as a mercenary, yet he couldn't catch a human trafficker?

I... ** Have absolutely nothing to do with university anymore. Zhang Qingyuan and the others are completely gone. What a waste of my money!

It got progressively worse and worse after chapter 220; the plot dragged and characters kept disappearing.

I really couldn't understand the rest; it went off-topic and became a completely different story.

The beginning was alright, the theme was quite novel, but then I really freaked out when it came to Li Qiong. Is Li Qiong some kind of grandpa author? Forcing him to be paired with a young girl is bad enough, but then they had to drag the main characters into a love triangle, and the main characters wouldn't even explain. And that billion-dollar cash plot was just something they came up with out of thin air.

Author, tell the truth, have you ever been involved in pyramid schemes?

I have to say, this is the most awesome cultivation novel I've ever read, especially the one focusing on the Qi Refining stage. The characters, even those below Foundation Establishment, can already withstand missile attacks.

Is it true that drunk driving resulting in an accident results in a ticket? I can understand that, and I can even understand hiring students over seventy years old. But to expect them to write down their understanding of some profound philosophy—have you forgotten that they are at least seventy? Any older and they can barely hold a pen, yet you expect them to comprehend the wisdom of the ancients?