From Rags to the Immortal Court

The writing is concise, but the story lacks twists and turns, character development is insufficient, and some plot points feel abrupt. I hope the author will continue to improve.

The writing style is really classical. People around me say I'm a picky reader, but this book is really good to me. It's a very authentic Xianxia novel. I don't see the abrupt plot twists or dullness that others have mentioned. Furthermore, the concept of cultivating immortality through merit is a premise of this novel, not others, so don't dismiss it as unreasonable or unacceptable, and thus consider the book poorly written.

A rare find (at Tomato Bookstore), this is indeed a good book. The plot twists aren't as abrupt as some have said, but opinions vary. Overall, I think it's quite good, with no major flaws. I hope the author continues to improve.

It's pretty good, with no mindless plot twists.

I've read more than half of it, and I suspect the plot will develop too quickly in the later parts, making the ending feel rushed and abrupt. However, it's still a good book; the writing, plot, and themes are all quite well done. A rare gem, highly recommended.

This novel doesn't completely break away from ancient Chinese mythology, creating a cultivation world that offers readers a better experience. How does one obtain a position through their own efforts in an ancient mythological world? Reading this book, haha! Thumbs up to the author! It's a novel I've been searching for a long time, and it suddenly appeared—it's right up my alley! I hope the author continues to update!

I love watching this! I'll start watching the videos every day from today to show my support.

I couldn't stop laughing from chapter 24 onwards 😂😂😂

To be honest, this is one of the few books I'm willing to like that really suits my taste, and the story is original, so it's worth recommending. It's just a shame it's not popular enough!

Honestly, it looks really good 👍