Back to the Late Qing Dynasty to Cultivate Immortality

I don't care about anything else, just one sentence: Wear Qing clothes, don't rebel, chrysanthemum-covered electric drill.

Completely clickbait; after reading up to chapter 30, it's all about character attributes and there's absolutely no cultivation involved.

It's been abandoned, yet it still made it into the featured section.

Are you going to make the protagonist a muscleman? Only increase strength and stamina, why not increase speed? If you're fast enough, how can you shoot accurately? With 4.5 Times the strength and speed of an average person, wouldn't that make killing faster? Why make the protagonist just a bunch of idiots, always fighting head-on? Have you played too many turn-based games? Rubbish.

I won't even bother criticizing the title; the main problem is the author's blatant lack of common sense, making me cringe so badly I almost had cancer. Putting everything else aside, does the author even know what three times the strength of a normal adult male means?

Writing it like this will easily result in a 404 error! It's using fantasy to write a fictionalized history, which is still skirting the edge of legality.

Author, this is totally a supernatural novel with attribute points! Cultivation should at least have some kind of cultivation technique, otherwise what's the point of cultivating immortality? So please add a cultivation technique that increases experience points for cultivation as soon as possible, or you might as well change the name.

Uh, the eunuch is so self-righteous.

I'd like to ask the author, is the main character a game character or a Taoist priest? Because I didn't see what a Taoist priest should look like...

Recommending a book by an eunuch is just ridiculous.