A Carefree Life of Cultivation

The point of writing time-travel stories is to bring the mindset of Earth's information explosion into the story. If you've forgotten your past life, what's the point of time travel? Is it really meaningful to just use the title of time travel as a pretext for something else?

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Go check out the Cultivation Intelligence Bureau! The protagonist hasn't even started cultivating immortality yet! He's already got a cheat code! You can refer to the mortal cultivation part! Including mortal cultivation novels and martial arts novels! No other meaning! Just take a look if you're lacking inspiration! If you do get inspiration, ignore me!

The beginning of this book was barely readable, but then he died at the hands of a fox demon when he reached the Dao Integration stage, and then he was reincarnated. The more I read, the more frustrating it became. It didn't have the leisurely feel of a cultivation story at all. He was killed without even using the Immortal-Slaying Gourd. It's truly garbage book written by garbage author. I'm dropping it.

I discovered that the protagonist has a bunch of sons and daughters who he can mentor or give weapons to at will. Even when he's in seclusion, they can freely enter his world.

I can let the rest go, but the protagonist's eldest disciple is just disgusting! Low cultivation, poor aptitude, and he doesn't work hard at all; all he does is cause trouble all day. Also, can you please stop letting the female lead influence the protagonist? I've read over two hundred chapters, and the most disgusting characters are the female lead and the protagonist's eldest disciple.

Why does this book seem to have gone off track since the later part of the first volume? Wasn't this supposed to be a leisurely cultivation novel? How did it turn into something like other cultivation novels, with all the revenge, showing off, and swaggering?

Is this book really a bit too cruel to the protagonist?

I was looking for a book to read, so I found this one and even subscribed after reading 171 chapters. I guess I have a right to share my thoughts. The protagonist is such a simp; he'll agree to any condition any woman asks for. I don't understand it. He pretends to cry, then agrees to a condition she can set arbitrarily. They've only known each other for a chapter or two, and he's already agreed to three conditions. Seriously? Does he even want to eat shit?

If you can't write a female lead, then don't write one. It's so frustrating.