I Turned Low Martial Arts into High Fantasy

I'm preparing to resume writing and reflecting on my long-held desire to write a book, to cultivate a small world into a supreme immortal realm, which is why I started this book last year. Coming to Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform), I naturally came with the intention of making money. To my shame, when I started writing last year, I hadn't read any books on Tomato.

It's pretty good, but if the protagonist wakes up every time knowing nothing and has to pretend to be clueless to investigate what happened during his slumber, it feels unbecoming of a mastermind. It would be better to create a faction to do these things for him.

It seems alright so far, but the guy who's trying to connect to the novel's setting just needs to die already. There are too many flaws; it's a blatant refutation of the original text. I'm leaving.

It's so good, it's a pity he stopped writing. The ideas were really great; he captured the essence of cultivators who would stop at nothing to pursue a higher realm—it's so realistic and true to me. It's a real shame he stopped updating. Keep it up!

This is a really good behind-the-scenes story. It's rare to find someone who doesn't rely on a system, right? Or some other random stuff. It's more about inheritance. And it's legitimate inheritance, not some random bunch of legendary items, artifacts, or anything like that. It's all just flashy stuff. This has a lot of potential. I wonder how many chapters the author will release? I'm not entirely sure. If it continues like this, it should be very good.

I'm currently on Book 2, Chapter 3. The book says that the spider lilies have mutated from being fed too many blood pills, causing their spiritual energy to become filled with a violent aura. Doesn't this mean that later the protagonist will be able to find some spiritual objects to cultivate a new type of spider lily that produces pure spiritual power? 😏

This is so good! It's been a long time since I've given it five stars. How to put it? The perspective is quite novel; there's the element of becoming the Heavenly Dao and helping the world gradually level up, and there's also the element of unpredictable power, but combining these elements is something I've never seen before.

It's very well written. The beginning is a bit formulaic, but it's still quite interesting. The second volume really gets the hang of it. It's a great book, very promising. Author, if you don't keep writing, I'm sending you razor blades! The author is much better than me. My book, which I stopped updating for two years, was given a complete ending this March! 🤦🤦

The beginning was flawed, but so far the overall approach is correct. I hope the author continues with this "harvesting all beings" theme. My suggestion is that there should be one or two eras where righteous figures like the Desolate Heavenly Emperor or the Leaf Heavenly Emperor appear to rid the world of the dark era created by the protagonist, only to be ultimately harvested by him. That would be perfect; it would be a true dark fantasy epic.

So far, it's fantastic! Keep it up, author! ❤️ Hopefully, you'll write over 2000 chapters, hehe 😳😳😳