The Tao of Immortals

After reading the first few chapters, I didn't read any further. I don't know if it's the author's problem or the setting of the protagonist. He was reborn in time travel. When people say there are immortal cultivators, he immediately thinks that others are liars! ! ! Is cultivating an immortal very powerful? Can the protagonist travel back in time? Therefore, time travel is inherently more bizarre than cultivating immortals. If people just say that there are immortal cultivators, they will assume that they are liars. I feel that there is something wrong with the protagonist's brain. Not to mention that cultivating immortals in the previous life is unscientific, time travel is the most unscientific.

I don't see the use of this protagonist! Although not in a routine! But there is absolutely no need for this protagonist to exist! It makes no difference whether there is him or not! In this case, he cannot be the protagonist at all! I can't stand it anymore!

It's over. When I see you saying this, I feel like the book I wrote is going to die. I feel that the setting of the book I wrote is similar to this one, is it really going to be stillborn?