The Path of Easy Cultivation

I just want to ask the author, you gave the protagonist so many fortuitous encounters, constantly writing that his lightning could instantly kill mid-Foundation Establishment cultivators or even land two hits, but why did he only encounter one?! Only one?! Why did he have to rush in and use basic attacks against early-Foundation Establishment enemies?!

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First, the protagonist is a beggar and doesn't inherit any beggar memories, so how does he know the characters of this other world? Second, the protagonist, who hasn't even embarked on the path of cultivation, somehow knows memories above the Qi Refining level? And the old Taoist priest didn't even suspect anything!

Earlier, it was mentioned that a wisp of innate spiritual energy was enough for a Golden Core cultivator's acquired spiritual energy. Even at the 9th level of Qi Refining, after absorbing a whole bodyful of innate spiritual energy, he was practically on par with a 10th-level Qi Refining cultivator, and even exhausted his true energy. Ha! I'm speechless.

Practice the Thirty-Six Heavenly Gang Techniques, then discard them. Your physical body will still be at the Foundation Establishment level, right? Then find a contemporary Qi Refining technique. Cultivate using a Spirit Gathering Array. You'll reach the Nascent Soul stage in a few years! The ancient methods are so difficult, why bother practicing them? I haven't seen you improve much more than your peers.

After reading 33 chapters, I found quite a few typos; the author clearly didn't put in the effort. Then there's the protagonist—even someone else who's been transmigrated for so long still hasn't adjusted their mindset; isn't that just pathetic? I didn't like it, especially the part with the white fox; it felt forced and fatal.

I feel like you're being too deliberate. First, you killed Brother Lei's family, who gave you the Golden Light Mantra, and then you suddenly lost your mind, causing Ling Wen and his companion to get captured. You could have used an array to reduce the damage, but you didn't. It's too formulaic.

I've read over thirty chapters and I'm getting a little frustrated! Actually, the writing style is pretty good. Although the chapters I've read are somewhat "clichéd," it's still much better than many other novels. At least it gave this bookworm, who's been reading for 11 years, the desire to keep reading, so it's a decent book overall.

Forced women into marriage, and even made Daoist partners—aren't you disgusted? They made me sick, so I dumped them.