Cultivation Begins in Qingfeng Market

This is true cultivation! I give it a thumbs up! The family's mutual support and assistance, the top sects described in the story are truly breathtaking, and the protagonist's growth is gradual and progressive. This is the first cultivation novel I've read that's anything but childish. Highly recommended! What are you doing?!

It's a good read. The male protagonist is a pure cultivator, single-mindedly pursuing the Dao. The major sects in the story are also well-written, with their own rules and regulations. Unlike other novels that are third-rate, filled with intrigue and backstabbing against geniuses, this one is excellent. The male protagonist's character and the plot are flawless.

It's very well-written; I stayed up all night reading it. I personally dislike fighting opponents of higher levels, but the author portrayed the sects so grandly, with a clear distinction between strength levels, that I felt it would be beneath me not to fight opponents of higher levels! Anyway, it's totally my cup of tea. Keep it up, author! 🥰❤️ Let's just focus on writing about the main character. If we can't write a romance or family storyline, we don't have to. 🤮

Having followed this book so far, my biggest feeling is "comfort." The protagonist, Lin Zhao, transmigrates into the world as an ordinary member of a small family. He starts by making a living in the market, then hunts demons in the wilderness, joins a sect, and climbs the ranks step by step on his own. There's no system, no unexpected opportunities, and no romance.

A divine book! Truly a divine book! Tang Jia San Shao would weep upon reading it, and Tian Can Tu Dou would be filled with admiration! This is a reincarnation of the Four Great Classical Novels, the pinnacle of 21st-century literature! *Saint Ruins*? It loses some of its literary flair in comparison! *Battle Through the Heavens*? It lacks some depth in comparison! *Zhu Xian*?

This is a high-quality work, unlike the quality of this platform. If the author writes well, gets some promotion, and crowdfunds a few good names during the book title testing, the results won't be bad. Currently, only chapters 186 and 187 are considered "toxic" (the sect assigned a group of Foundation Establishment and Qi Refining stage newbies to destroy a Core Formation stage sect, and the…

The early plot is quite logical, featuring both the cultivation of immortality and the interpersonal relationships within a prosperous and united family. I hope the early and mid-game progression of cultivation levels, exploration, and the surrounding environment will be well-described, avoiding the chaotic pace of typical Tomato family novels where characters leap from Foundation Establishment…

I'm a seasoned bookworm, having read novels for over a decade, but I haven't read a traditional cultivation novel in a long time. However, I accidentally clicked on this one because there really weren't many good books to read. Wow, its 7.3 Rating is more interesting than most books with ratings above 9.0!

This is a world remotely controlled by major top-tier cultivation forces, a relatively fully developed world where mid-to-high-level resources and top talent are almost entirely controlled by the major sects. This full development means that "wild" resources are scarce, making it virtually impossible for independent cultivators to rise through the ranks simply by exploring the wilderness and…

This rating is far too low; it's definitely not good enough. This book has the potential to be over nine points. The transition from a small market town to one of the world's top sects is incredibly smooth. The world-building and various embellishments are just right—not overly exaggerated, yet perfectly matching readers' fantasies about the cultivation world.