With My Lifespan Spent, I Return to Blue Star to Lead the Way in Cultivation

The second one is gradually becoming more problematic. I noticed that some readers gave stars without giving specific reasons, so I'll briefly mention it here. First, the author set the protagonist's original cultivation level so high, and he had lived for a thousand years. In the end, he traveled back to the modern world and was like an immature teenager with unstable emotions and intelligence.

Having spent so many years in the cultivation world, he finally returned, and within the first few chapters, he confessed to his classmates that he had transmigrated, even directly giving cultivation techniques to high-ranking government officials.

Everyone has a story in their heart; I've simply written mine down. Whether it's good or bad, I don't know, but at least I've written it down, haven't I...?

This system is even more disgusting than those that wipe you out if you fail a mission! At least those give you a quick death, but this one strips away your hard-earned cultivation bit by bit, making you slowly lose everything! It's really torturous. What kind of grudge could they possibly have to torture the protagonist like this!

It's been 1000 years, and her temperament is still so bad. She's just a government caretaker with no class whatsoever. She's been in the cultivation world for so many years, and now she's reincarnated as a dog – it's no different from urban cultivation novels.

It's a great subject, but you insist on using a vulgar approach like a woman licking a man's boots. Do you think that's interesting?

He becomes incredibly intelligent when he meets a woman, and he takes anyone as his apprentice.

This opening has such a terrible flaw that I can't stand it. I'll give it two stars to show my support.

Don't test people's humanity. Those with lower cultivation should be addressed as "senior."

Absolutely nothing special, utterly unappealing, and utterly unreadable.