I Slay Nascent Soul Cultivators and Rule as an Immortal in the City

Finally, the protagonist isn't some immortal being returning and still needing to cultivate! 🤭 Check out the duration 💕

Not bad. So far, it hasn't dragged on, and there's no overly sentimental or overly sentimental stuff. It's just that when you're enjoying something, it suddenly stops, which is a bit...

Well... How to put it... He truly is invincible, not some kind of young grandmaster with the strength of a grandmaster. But in the end, the author, perhaps for some reason, rushed the ending. It's still readable. 2025.4.12

Please make the protagonist even more ruthless. It's not enough; I've seen too many melodramatic plots and need some healing.

I gave it a perfect score!! [Bump][Request for more updates]

🍉Please unleash the wild and unreasonable side of women, and write about your real life as someone who isn't a "good girl"! Be emotionally assertive! At least that will allow (my readers) to find suitable characters in the novel! (I, the readers) may be insignificant, but only by doing so can we demonstrate the power of the author!

It's pretty good. The ruthlessness and decisiveness are commendable, even though it's a familiar trope. But what makes a good read is its mindless, exhilarating feeling; that's enough.

Although I've seen the "relying on one's head" trope in many novels, this one truly portrays an invincible character, without any concealment or guile. If you enjoy stories where the protagonist isn't a "pretender who's weak but actually strong," this one is perfect.

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Yes, it does catch my eye.