The Most Miserable Immortal, Taken as a Ghost's Cultivation Cauldron from the Start

Having read up to Chapter 10, the premise is quite novel, but the conflicts are weak. Having lived for three hundred years and consumed the Taoist's soul, there's surprisingly no description of him questioning the Lin family patriarch's ability to help. Where did the caution shown in Chapter 1 go? The old Taoist is still there in Chapter 9—I really didn't expect that!

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In short, it's a good book because you don't need to use your brain to read it. 😄

I'll give it five stars as encouragement.

The style of 10 years ago, having lived for 300 years, been possessed twice, and still wanting to avoid being possessed and to continue living, then one must cultivate by any means necessary, half-heartedly remaining independent.

I clicked on this by accident, and it's quite interesting and well-written. Five stars for you! Please update soon!