I Told You to Cultivate Immortality, Who Told You to Build a Mecha?

It's a very good watch, the characters are well-developed, and the protagonist is capable yet humble, which embodies the philosophy of "survival of the fittest." Although I haven't watched it for long, I already wish there wouldn't be a female lead or a harem in the future; the current ensemble cast is excellent.

It's a great show. The protagonist is an all-rounder in alchemy, formation making, and weapon crafting, and his overpowered abilities are quite novel. However, in the early stages, he basically relies on his senior brother (the protagonist) for all the sect's affairs 🤦, who is practically the best man in the world!

It's a good read, a satisfying read, but not mindlessly so. The protagonist has his own principles and moral compass. Having read ebooks for over ten years, I haven't encountered any major issues with the current 180+ chapters. I hope it continues like this.

I've read 69 chapters. I was discouraged by the comments section before, but after reading it all in one go, I think it's pretty good. It's quite interesting. I just hope they write less about the third junior sister's stupidity and foolishness. Being naive and being stupid are two different things. I've read 168 chapters. Ever since mobile phones and games came out, I've found things so boring.

A good novel is like a honey pot hidden deep in an old bookshelf; the moment you open the cover, all the surrounding noise automatically disappears. It doesn't need to pile up fancy words; with just a few simple sentences, it can make you follow the protagonist as they walk along the bluestone slabs in the rainy alleys of Jiangnan, or count stars in the north wind of the Gobi Desert.

I remember reading a similar book a long time ago, but the protagonist was incredibly strong from the start, capable of doing everything. The most memorable part was that multi-layered spirit shield technique, which could be stacked infinitely. I think the name was something like "Senior Brother is Too Cautious," but I can't seem to find it now. Oh my god, I remember the book title! I'm completely out of ideas; my memory is all in the keywords. 🤦

It's good, worth watching. However, the main characters' screen time is too short and their lives are too smooth. I hope the main characters won't become mere caretakers in the future, and that the supporting characters' charm will be enhanced through the plot, rather than solely relying on their inner thoughts.

It's good. Just looking at the premise, you might think it's one of those clichéd plots where everyone in the sect is talented and the senior disciple guides them in cultivation and love. But it's not like that. It's about a senior disciple with cheat codes leading the sect to flourish, secretly developing with technology that crushes the times. It's quite interesting.

It's very good, but I hope the emphasis on the protagonist's "golden finger" (superpower/cheat) can be reduced a bit, and the protagonist's genius can be emphasized more. 💕💕💕

I've read up to chapter twenty so far, and this is the first time I've encountered the concept of faith. It feels very fitting for cultivation novels, except that faith is like poison to cultivators. I'm also looking forward to it; the protagonist's cheat ability makes him incredibly intelligent, capable of creating many novel things, without feeling clichéd—like a protagonist who has no real…