Drunken Immortal Gourd

The progress is too slow. It's been over 400 chapters and I still haven't reached the Foundation Establishment stage?

It started off well, but then it became a complete mess, written incoherently and incoherently. I even read up to chapter 1000, hoping the author would return to their original writing style, but it just got worse and worse. The protagonist has a cheat code but doesn't know how to use it, and the plot is riddled with holes. The protagonist becomes practically an idiot later on.

The martial arts section was excellent; I thought I'd found a hidden gem. But once it switched to cultivation, it became like Tang San and Tomato's works—a barrage of poison before release, with all sorts of ridiculously stupid, pretentious, and face-slapping moments. The villains' IQs are no higher than 25. It's like a completely different author.

The protagonist helped them so many times out of a simple relationship, even giving them free basic medicine when he didn't need it, without them giving him anything in return. And then, overseas, despite not being very close to them, he repeatedly saved people, almost getting himself killed in the process, all because of their greed.

Given the recent complaints from many readers regarding the plot involving Yu Mengmiao, which has even affected the book's popularity, there will be no recommendations next week. The author has a few words to say: 1. These are all set in the outline, and it is impossible to change them, not even in this lifetime! 2. A vulgar beginning doesn't equate to a vulgar ending.

Here are some of the major flaws that make this book unpopular: 1. Over 600 chapters and still stuck at the first level of Foundation Establishment—too tedious. 2. A protagonist with a useless five-elemental spiritual root reaches Foundation Establishment in less than 20 years, yet no one suspects it.

It's good! Although the cultivation level is still in the Foundation Establishment stage in over 700 chapters, the story is excellent and doesn't feel drawn out. The story content is key; the slow cultivation progression just shows how rich the plot is. I almost gave up because of the reviews 🙂. I suggest reading the book first before giving a review.

Honestly, he had the potential to become a god, but from the moment the protagonist met the Golden Sands Gang, everything he wrote was... Sorry, I really couldn't hold back and didn't want to swear, so I'll just use ellipses. Also, ever since "Mortal," every protagonist has been a mixed-elemental root... Couldn't they have given him a dual-elemental or triple-elemental root?

After reading several novels on Qidian, I noticed a common thread: the free chapters at the beginning are well-written and captivating, while the paid chapters are often poorly made and perfunctory. I wonder if other readers can relate.

Will many people retreat after Liu Wei dies? This is the difference between ideals and reality. Reality is that people will always die; idealism is the inability to accept that someone will die for you while you are powerless to stop it. The author should carefully consider this issue in the future. I've noticed that many great authors have had to compromise, at least leaving a glimmer of hope for the readers, telling them that there is a slight chance of resurrection in the future. 😁