The Great Immortal Sect of Science and Technology

I agree that it's hard to change people's preconceived notions, because the author is no exception. The protagonist is clueless about social interactions, and the author has offered explanations, but I simply can't accept them. I just hate this kind of useless character.

I've read 50 chapters, and personally, I think the concept is quite good. However, the author's writing is dragging and padded out; I wonder how long it will go. I'm speechless; almost every sentence needs an explanation or elaboration 🙂. I'm done talking. I wonder if anyone else feels the same way. I'm leaving now 🙏.

The protagonist gets pointed at and spat on everywhere he goes, like a pile of shit, attracting flies everywhere. The villains speak in a sarcastic and insinuating way, oh my, they're so good-natured. This book should have fewer villains, less of their stupidity, more focus on the development of the sects, and less violence.

Everyone has room to grow, whether through cold or warm care. May the author continue to express themselves freely and naturally.

The story combines cultivation with technology to develop a sect, a technologically advanced immortal sect. It seems that the sect actually belongs to someone else, and the protagonist is helping others build it. The so-called technology is just something the protagonist messes around with casually and doesn't play a significant role. Instead, the protagonist is busy leveling up and taking on challenges beyond his level, which is neither fish nor fowl.

I don't know why, it's my type of book, but I keep wanting to drop it. I've read 64 chapters and realized I don't seem to have any anticipation for the later plot. It's making me impatient and want to give up every now and then. Sigh.

I recognized the extraordinary nature of this book when it was still a new release. I was a high school freshman then, and I've since graduated. Back then, I knew the author wouldn't abandon the project.

You're rambling on and on, explaining endlessly. Most of it is just... And... And... You know...

The protagonist's methods are very annoying. You came here to escape for your life, and you ended up in a sect that was in dire straits. They really treated you with the utmost respect, like an ancestor. Yet you still don't know how to keep a low profile and are picky about what you do. If you encounter someone who doesn't respect you, you'll be dead without a trace.

This book is truly... Tasteless to read, yet too good to throw away!