Cultivating Immortality with Money

The synopsis alone is enough to get me hooked... The exaggerated synopsis completely reveals it's a semi-invincible novel, which I find really uninteresting. Starting with a girl, just to please those otaku with a sister complex? Tsk tsk, I think anyone who wants a girl to be the heroine is a total loser. Looking at the "cheat code" in the opening description, it seems anyone could become the protagonist, which kills my interest again. Is this a pro player? From ten years ago, right?

The previous post mentioned Huawei, Tencent, and various other large companies involved in various games and mobile games. For a game designer to come up with a ridiculous, money-grabbing idea for a game for the school and shock the school's higher-ups—are all the students at the school offline?

I didn't want to watch anymore when I saw that the male lead's sister was the female lead. Even if they weren't related by blood, they had lived together for so many years, and you still had the nerve to take her pants off? And even if you wanted the male lead to be motivated to cultivate immortality, you can't make his sister's leukemia a goal! He can cultivate immortality and live forever, but he can't do anything about leukemia. It's hilarious.

The novel is good, but it's not really suitable for everyone.

I lost interest after reading the first chapter where they referred to the people from another world as "natives." Their civilization isn't inferior to yours, and they even have a spiritual resurgence; calling them "natives" shows a strange sense of superiority.

A comedic study novel disguised as a cultivation story—it's truly something else. These days, finding a decent novel is really difficult. At least half of the content on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) is now just various comedic and silly stories. They censor this and that, claiming it's to correct thinking and guide positive energy, but why not censor comedic stories? Aren't they afraid of the proliferation of comedic content?

I'm Shennong, it's 2019, and the plot is full of clichés: a genius sister with a serious illness, deceiving her brother into knowing an alchemist, etc. In short, it's all poison.

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I don't mind if this book is a bit rambling; I only read it because I was looking for something to read. But I'm speechless at the malicious criticism from some people. I suggest the author enable the fan-value system for comments. The minimum is 50.

After reading several dozen chapters, I felt the quality wasn't very high. It felt like they forcibly replaced elements related to cultivation with things like shared spirit beasts and bus chickens. College entrance exam scores were replaced with spiritual energy points, and the pills and spiritual delicacies the protagonist started with were just like real-life tutoring classes.