Cultivation: From Immortality to the Supreme Throne!

Super good! The plot is exciting and engaging 👍 The male lead is cautious and rational, not a saint, but not cold-blooded either. The characters are well-developed and fleshed out. There's no romantic pairing, and the story doesn't suppress the male lead's cultivation level.

Well, it's a longevity story, but the pacing is pretty good. The later cultivation chapters are usually around 20 or 30 chapters long, with breakthroughs in major realms happening quite quickly. And later on, the characters seem quite talented; it's not the kind of longevity story where the protagonist is a useless character, more like a half-genius longevity story. Yes, it was very enjoyable; the plot didn't drag, it was excellent.

How to put it? It's like fine wine, the more you savor it, the better it gets 🍉🍉🍉🍉 It's a good book; at least, if you like ordinary people, you can't go wrong with this book. Currently, the story is already quite engaging once the protagonist reaches the Golden Core realm.

When you update once, minor flaws are magnified, and the immaturity of your writing is criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress is given more attention. When you update three times, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of unread readers starts to decrease.

Another typical immortality story has come to pass. Not suppressing cultivation levels and knowing how to escape makes it superior to 90% of similar works 😳

All I can say is that it's pretty good among tomatoes; you can take a look if you're bored. This book still has no female lead, focuses solely on the Great Dao, and has a relatively fast pace, which is quite good.

I hope the author will continue his efforts. Getting better and better, keep it up! 💪

A great cultivation novel. The protagonist's path to immortality is steady and methodical, progressing step by step. I especially love the various Dao principles described in the text. The pacing is also very comfortable. Keep it up!

Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. No over-the-top displays of power or face-slapping; the protagonist has a good personality and is decisive in action. There's no "kill the child and the elders come," nor does trouble arise wherever the protagonist goes. There are no bottlenecks in cultivation levels; progress is extremely fast. A truly enjoyable story.

It's well-written, but can't the protagonist really be a spirit plant master? He already has five elemental roots, and his lifespan is infinite. Isn't he the chosen one? 😄 Just give him a small space to cultivate spirit plants for hundreds or thousands of years, and he can directly provide a one-stop service for spirit plants, formations, alchemy, talisman making, and weapon crafting (there are…