The Hard Road to Immortality

Even now, this book is still a very worthwhile read, a rare masterpiece by Tomato. After acquiring spiritual roots and beginning his cultivation journey, the protagonist's style drastically changes. He goes from being low-key and composed to arrogant and unruly. By the mid-stage of Qi Refining, he acts as if he can do whatever he wants.

It's very well written.

It's so good, why is the rating so low? And why is it still available on Tomato Books? No wonder the rating is so low; women appear one after another, and there's always a female lead. You're not a professional, fellow Daoist.

A good book, no shortcuts, all thanks to your own hard work.

So far, it's well-written, relevant, and authentic. 🤦 I've learned something from it.

Three or four updates a day. Well written. Write longer, more complex versions. The writing flows smoothly, with more updates per day, and the character descriptions are more detailed. The story outline and sub-outline should be clearly distinguished. Provide more background information. Well written.

It's a really good book, why is it rated so low? The beginning was genuinely enjoyable, but it turned into a harem story later on.

All the necessary plot points are included, and the character's development is quite complete.

It's alright, but I can't walk properly whenever I see a woman, and I almost die every time.

I rarely leave reviews, but this book has a low rating. The protagonist is intelligent, there are no awkward conversations, and he has a certain level of logical thinking. I guess there was no capital manipulation involved.