I Didn't Start Cultivating Immortality Until I Was 40, So I'll Begin as a Servant Disciple

Honestly, I couldn't stand it anymore. The family testing spiritual roots with herbs is one thing, but saying they can test people in their seventies or eighties? Doesn't the family come down to test them every now and then? If they had spiritual roots, wouldn't they have discovered them long ago? Even if they have spiritual roots at this age, it's already too late.

Enough with the nonsense. A mortal cultivating immortality involves time travel, and there's no special golden finger to speak of.

It's completely illogical; it involves killing someone across two vastly different realms.

Beautiful, beautiful.

The story was too tense, so I'm deducting one star. I prefer stories where characters develop slowly before engaging in battle.

This is the rhythm of water.

So long-winded, so long-winded

Haha, that's encouraging!

That's too weak...

The logic is particularly flawed. The author intended to add a realm before the Qi Refining stage, but ended up writing this realm in the same way as the Qi Refining stage; it would have been better not to add it at all.