Sitting in Forgetfulness, Seeking Immortality

When traveling the cultivation world, one's name must be unique. For example, I, the True Person of the Dragon-Ping-Grinding ... Before we start a real battle of wits, we always have a verbal duel. I've never lost one of those battles. Several of my opponents have choked on their own words when they hear my name! I've offended a bunch of powerful forces, yet I've never been wanted.

I love the character Liu Qinghuan so much; he's the epitome of a true gentleman. Be neither arrogant nor impatient, neither hasty nor slow, knowing when to be patient and when to be arrogant. He will not forget his old friends and acquaintances because of his position, nor will he abandon his Daoist partner half-heartedly.

I've been reading for 20 years now. Finding a good book isn't easy. Today, I'll list some of the books I've read that I found particularly good.

I've read quite a few mortal cultivation stories, such as "I Cultivate Immortality in Mortal Science," "Questioning the Path of Immortality," "I Have a World of Immortal Cultivation," "Cultivating Immortality in a Chaotic World of Demons and Martial Arts," "The Miraculous Fate of Immortal Trees," and "Family Cultivation: Rising from Beast Taming."

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Now that the enemy has captured the protagonist's partner and disciple, how can they make the protagonist suffer unbearable pain? At least the man should be... Well, and the woman should be... Well, you know! Surely the enemy won't just be finished after a few lashes? No way! Since the author wrote this kind of plot, they should at least give the villains some brains. With such deep hatred, hopefully they won't be treated so carelessly!

Overall, it's very well written, just a little wordy, hehe~~ The structure is meticulous and the logic is strong.

I just read the chapter about breaking up with Yun Zheng, but I skipped through the chapters after we met. To be honest, judging from the previous chapters, the author did a bit of a failure in developing the protagonist. I think his personality is too impulsive and unstable, considering his upbringing.

Why do they keep getting captured? They get captured and tortured when they're at the Foundation Establishment stage, then again when they're at the Golden Core stage, and then again when they're at the Nascent Soul stage. I want to know if they get captured and tortured when they're at the Deity Transformation stage too. Is it impossible to advance the plot without this?

The protagonist is very unlikable; he's naive and childish, overflowing with a saintly heart, and even his mortal enemy is too painful to kill. He gets weak in the knees around women, and the romance scenes are poorly written. He stares at women with wide eyes, either looking down like a goose or blushing and acting incredibly pretentious.