The Immortal Path of the Pill

I finished reading it in three days, and it's truly excellent. After reading so many books on Tomato Potion, I've noticed a pattern: high scores are mostly artificially inflated, low scores are mostly bad, and only moderately rated books are genuinely good. This book perfectly fits that description. The entire plot revolves around the protagonist's path to immortality and alchemy.

Excellent! I've read over two hundred chapters. The pacing is great, it's a very steady mortal cultivation story, the power-ups aren't too overpowered, there's no female lead, and so far there haven't been any inconsistencies or plot holes. Definitely worth reading! I found the later stages of the Golden Core cultivation arc a bit boring.

It's a good read, a proper time-travel cultivation story, and very comfortable to read. It doesn't have that addictive feeling that some authors, like Tomato, have 🤦. The author seems experienced.

Tomato's No. 1 Cultivation novel, unmatched by any other. It brought back the feeling of reading "Xian Ni" back in the day. It's truly captivating. The pacing is a bit slow in the beginning, but you'll find that the slowness is justified later on, with extremely rigorous logic. I personally haven't found any flaws, as evidenced by my bookshelf and reading time.

This story feels more like a normal cultivation sect; it doesn't feature a villain appearing every time the protagonist's cultivation level increases, nor are the disciples treated like dirt. Outer disciples stick together for mutual support, and inner disciples don't bully outer disciples. The quests are also quite engaging. Overall, there aren't any major flaws.

It's great, really great! Unlike other cultivation novels where I couldn't finish after ten or twenty chapters, this one was so enjoyable to read. Even though it's not finished, I've reread it several times. I especially love it. Along with the novels about Zhao Wuji and Li Changsheng from the Qin Dynasty, this is one of the best-written cultivation novels I've ever read.

This is beautifully written, capturing the essence of a cultivation novel—a fierce competition for supremacy, with the protagonist constantly improving amidst the trials and tribulations. Even seasoned readers will find it enjoyable. This demonstrates the author's skill in understanding and engaging the reader's emotions. Five stars! Please update more frequently! No matter how far apart we are, our hearts are always connected. Could you please update with a couple more chapters? 😂

The rating is too low; I've read around chapter 130 so far. Personally, I think it deserves a 9 or higher. As a novel in the "mortal cultivation" genre, the settings are quite realistic and reasonable. Some people complain about the slow cultivation progress, saying it's slow despite having a cheat ability, but I think it's very "realistic."

This is a truly rare cultivation novel, vividly depicting a world of cultivation that feels incredibly realistic. The protagonist's cheat ability is also logically justified, avoiding mindless leveling up. What I love most is the author's design of combat techniques; it's both reasonable and imaginative, unlike other cultivation novels where combat relies on a single method and lacks the feel of…

This is the benchmark for the entire online Xianxia (fantasy/cultivation) genre. I suggest all Xianxia/farming authors follow this standard. It's currently the only Xianxia masterpiece that Tomato (a popular Chinese web novel platform) has given a perfect score to. I read it twice and still couldn't sleep a wink.