The Rogue Cultivator's Immortal Path

Hopefully, after reaching Foundation Establishment, I can permanently improve my spiritual root. After all, a low-grade spiritual root talent is a bit... You know what I mean, author. Keep it up! Come on!!!

I used to fantasize about this kind of scenario: transmigrating to the world of cultivation, acquiring skills in alchemy or weapon crafting, joining a faction, and slowly cultivating. Ideally, I'd have a system, like a daily login system—perfect for a homebody like me!

This book is pretty good; it's good for passing the time.

Keep it up! Great style, you'll have a fantastic future with a masterpiece like "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality"! 👏👏👏

Seeing the inner monologue after parting ways with Junior Sister Zhao, it seems to suggest a no-female-lead storyline. However, it's possible they might become Daoist partners later, or meet again in the future. Those who prefer no-female-lead stories can check it out. Personally, I still prefer single/double female-lead stories. I look forward to the author writing even better. I'm dropping this for now.

It's a very good read, much better than those mortal cultivation stories that start with extraordinary treasures and miraculous fortunes. It's even purer than "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality." The long cultivation process in the later stages feels very realistic. I hope they continue writing.

The first three chapters were good, and the following ten chapters vividly portrayed the cruelty of the cultivation world, the difficulties of the mid-stage of cultivation, and the resolution of the spiritual root issue, which was quite good. Overall, the reading experience was excellent, the narrative was skillful, and the characters were well-developed. I hope the author continues to work hard and keep up the good work! Support!

It's pretty good. There are too many fire and wood cultivators as protagonists these days; I'm tired of them. It would be good to write a good water cultivator story too.

Not bad, hope it stays that way. Ideally, the junior sister dies; there's no female lead. It feels like there's too much dialogue. The protagonist needs to be ruthless. It's padding the word count; it's getting worse and worse. I'm dropping it.

It's alright, acceptable!