A Minor Cultivator in the Spirit Realm

The protagonists in current novels are either overpowered with cheat codes or possess extraordinary cultivation techniques, allowing them to defeat enemies beyond their level or even their realm. They all achieve their goals after countless hardships, making their opponents mere fodder for the protagonist. The protagonist's brilliance is too overwhelming, making the story truly uninteresting.

I've been reading this book for quite a while now, so I'll just share some random thoughts. The advantage is that it has many unique features compared to the traditional "ordinary people" genre; the author put thought into it, and it's quite innovative. Personally, I feel there are some issues.

Xiao Jiu is your father, and I've never seen her have any special qualities. You're hiring a servant; she can't do anything. So what's the point of hiring her? To raise another person and find them cultivation techniques? That's truly amazing.

We must properly guide Xiao Jiu. Many villains, even those who die as extras, are willful, unruly, and lack self-awareness, leading to their demise. Since we used her to test our cultivation techniques, we should teach her how to be a decent person, to be grateful, and to always have a sense of reverence afterward.

Keep up the good work, author! There are fewer and fewer decent mortal cultivation novels these days, and even fewer with your writing skills. I personally think that the protagonist's questions about the Dao have the potential to become a god. I sincerely hope the author can create a discussion group. It doesn't matter if there are few fans; as long as they accumulate slowly, they will eventually gain momentum. Keep up the good work, author!

This book and *Xuanchen Daotu* are the only two novels I follow, but unfortunately both... I hope the author keeps updating.

Has the author resumed regular updates? I hope the author sees this and replies, so everyone has something to look forward to. This book is truly excellent, and it's a real shame it's stopped like this. A reward is offered.

By chapter 57, the protagonist was poisoned to death, bought slaves to help him farm in his secret realm, and even promised to release them after 10 years? Where did this idiotic protagonist come from who is cultivating immortality? This protagonist is a weak Qi Refining cultivator who is also a terrible fighter.

The author's book has a very novel theme, quite different from the currently popular "ordinary people's stories," but the writing and plot are both excellent, forming its own unique style. If the author continues to update, it will definitely become a hit.

I'm only following Xuan Chen's Path to Immortality and this book right now, it's so hard, I can't get into any other books.