The Cultivator Elimination Plan

This genre is promising; if played well, it could be even more exciting than dark novels about villains turning evil. A group portrait will be introduced later. Rewrite it quickly; the story goes awry after chapter 32.

Where did the demonic beasts go? It seems unlikely that cultivators will be wiped out. For example, rogue cultivators, if not explicitly stated, wouldn't be recognized by many mortals, and they might even resort to robbing. There are also sects built in perilous areas. Cultivators will suffer significant losses, but it's unlikely they'll disappear entirely.

It's good but not popular; actually, it has very few flaws, and the overall plot is quite exciting. Maybe not many people read this kind of unconventional story 🤦 The author might just stop updating someday 🤦 The plot quickly became petty and small-scale, completely abandoning the epic battle between mortals and immortals. No wonder they couldn't continue writing it and had to abandon it.

Super exciting! Ye Xun and his group suffered a disastrous defeat in their second siege of the Qingyun Sect, with their leader Ye Hu burned alive. It was only due to internal conflicts within the enemy ranks that the three leaders were killed; otherwise, they would have been eliminated. The spiritual energy tide lasts only one month, and the third siege of the Qingyun Sect is about to begin.

This subject matter is actually quite novel. If it's not very popular, we could create a group for book lovers, have them upload some short videos, and generate some content to boost its popularity.

The theme is novel: mortals kill cultivators.

I'll give it a good review first; the beginning was quite good. I don't know if there will be any bad points later on. Chapter 32 onwards is hard to review; they just keep using these clichéd plot points.

It's well-written, but it vividly portrays the evil in human nature, so it's not the type of book most people will enjoy. It's more of a niche read, but the writing style is quite good.

It's great, much better than any of the recommendations on the list, and the plot is quite intricate.

A month is a bit too short.