The Whole World Thinks I Can Cultivate

It follows the exact same formula as another book I'm following: the male lead is oblivious to his own flaws, and everyone fawns over him.

Isn't this contrast a bit too strange? Others might think the protagonist is a reclusive master, but from the protagonist's perspective, it looks like the protagonist is fawning over them.

Holy crap, a Level 5 author, and the main site isn't Qidian, is it?

Author, don't give up! This book was just getting interesting, how did it fall apart? Think about it some more. The Sacred Academy's legacy isn't complete yet, and we haven't had a chance to show off to the outside world. Characters like Xu Dacong are unnecessary; they have low expectations. The bookstore can go to the outside world for now, we can come back later.

There are at least 10 identical novels on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), mostly hastily written by ghostwriters. These kinds of novels are entertaining at first, then you can drop them; the later attempts at showing off lack originality and just repeat the same formula.

Not bad, it looks quite relaxing, but the realms are appearing too quickly, and we'll have to change maps soon. Another suggestion is to give opportunities to cultivators with low aptitude and cultivation level but who are hardworking and kind-hearted. Instead of constantly giving opportunities to this genius or that genius, they won't be far behind no matter how much they train.

Isn't this just like the plot of "I'm Not a God or Demon"?

Dear author, why don't you just finish this book? It's so painful to suddenly abandon it.

The protagonist stayed in Bengbu in the very first chapter. He repaired the boy's dantian and left without even a thank you. Isn't that a bit unbecoming of a holy son?

It became increasingly difficult to read; the writing became so stiff towards the end.