A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: From the Start, Guarding the Herb Garden

A good mortal cultivation novel

It tastes like a normal person's, no toxicity, let it mature before cutting 😎

Awesome!

This book is truly excellent; it's so addictive! The plot is captivating, the concept ingenious, the characters are well-developed and compelling, and the fight scenes are spectacular, full of amazing and unexpected moves. It's definitely worth reading and sharing.

Very good, the plot is captivating.

It's really good; the plot is tight, and it's worth watching until the end.

A solid foundation, a strong base; practicing martial arts, the young man is diligent.

The plot is tightly woven, making it hard to put down once you finish a chapter. The characters are perfectly suited to their roles—not overly saintly or exaggerated. Whether protagonist or supporting character, they all feel like real individuals with their own thoughts and wisdom. The author seems to be simply recording the daily lives of a group of living, breathing cultivators, without any artificiality. The author is truly talented!

Based on the first few chapters, it's not bad. Starting from chapter 20, it's all so useless. What does a 13-year-old know about male-female relationships? He's a lecherous thief, a person with mixed spiritual roots, who almost couldn't enter a sect. If he hadn't encountered a fortuitous opportunity, he wouldn't have been able to cultivate, yet he's teaching others how to cultivate.

It's vividly written. A beautiful read, so captivating you can't put it down.