I Alone Shatter the Immortal Path

This book is very interesting: the protagonist knows how to be patient, worldly, and adaptable (the protagonist is decisive and smart in killing, does not get weak at the sight of a woman, does not kill innocent people indiscriminately, and understands the rules of survival in the world of cultivating immortals). He is also smarter than the villain. Compared with other brainless novels, it is much better (non-toxic, and will not be like those loser protagonists who have treasures delivered to their door as soon as they go out, and can't walk as soon as they see a woman). It also describes the cruel living environment in the world of cultivating immortals, the intrigues, and the survival rules of being eaten if you don't become stronger (I have to say it is still worth reading).

The novel has a slow start, but the plot is gradually getting better. There is no brainless villain, and the people in the drama have some intelligence, which is much better than some brainless novels. The author will keep up the good work.