Spears are the “king of a hundred weapons,” swords the “noble lord of a hundred weapons,” and broadswords the “marshal of a hundred weapons.” Yet the staff, called the foremost of all weapons, is dismissed as a weapon with no future. If staff users have no heaven to turn to, then I'll be the heaven for staff users.
This is a world with three paths of cultivation: body tempering, magical runes, and immortal cultivation. The protagonist, Luo Xiaozuo, practices all three, and his weapon is a staff.
It's the story of a genius who, through hard work and fortunate encounters, climbs to the summit alongside his friends.
The romance moves a little fast, but the author explains why.
It's also the story of a son who works hard at cultivation while searching for his father.
The protagonist isn't a bleeding heart, nor is he ungrateful.
The protagonist is talented and doesn't hide it. From the start, he is born in Burial God City in the Ming Kingdom, with an immortal grandmother. His younger sister is talented too, and can keep up with the story. His father is exceptionally gifted and sets off to seek his fortune not long after the protagonist is born. His mother is a little less talented and can't keep up with the three men in the family.
Not bad, at least his writing skills are improving.
Not bad, the current heroine should be Mengdie
Practice your writing skills more
It's okay. I hope the author will continue to work hard.