Cultivating Immortality in the City: I Am a Legend

I feel the debt collection scene in the first chapter is a bit unrealistic. For example: Auntie, it's not that I'm pressuring your family, I know your situation. I've watched Xiaolin grow up, and I didn't want this to happen. I didn't plan to ask for the money I borrowed from you so soon. Given our relationship, what's a month or two's delay?

Needless to say, he definitely wouldn't go back to cultivating and would instead go back to studying to show off.

They were supposed to be childhood sweethearts, but when their families ran into trouble, he only asked a few questions.

I'm new to Qidian and I'd like to ask if Qidian doesn't have a tipping function? I want to make a purchase.

Having experienced a long journey of cultivation in another world, the protagonist on Earth, though only seventeen or eighteen years old, should have the mindset of an adult—very mature, even world-weary. This is something to be aware of.

Isn't Jiang Xiaoyun a bit toxic? She's the one who ignores the protagonist, and she's the one who says the protagonist is hiding something. She likes the protagonist but doesn't tell him anything and even throws a tantrum! Her act of acting cute after helping him out of the hotel was disgusting.

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As the saying goes, "When Heaven bestows a great responsibility upon someone, it will surely share its burdens with the people." They eat its flesh, break its bones, and devour its flesh. Whoever possesses all three is revered as king. To be a king, add a little more to the top. The deliciousness of the king's meat is comparable to that of the horse's meat.

Writing about martial arts and cultivation in the city is probably suicidal; there are already several books like Star River Emperor.

The names of the female lead and the male lead's mother in this book should be changed; I, a 90s kid, find it a bit...