Invincibility Begins with Immortality

This book is so good, I couldn't put it down once I started reading.

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At the beginning, there were only a pitifully small number of old masters, but when the protagonist became a master, a whole bunch of masters suddenly appeared, leaving him completely bewildered.

To be honest, the subject matter is good, but the writing is lacking, the power levels are inconsistent, and the combat power is chaotic. The early stages are all filler, and once you reach the Innate Realm, it becomes incomprehensible. Innate Realm characters are shown using the "Three Fists of Destiny" technique.

To be honest, the writing style isn't great, but the subject matter is good. It can only be used as a temporary reading material during a period of reading slump.

What I don't understand the most is that cousin; why does he have to spoil her so much? So what if he's a little late picking her up from school? She throws a tantrum and he still has to be coaxed and given food. What's the point of hiding their parents' deaths? In that kind of world, death is normal, isn't it? What can't he tell his cousin?

I just want to know why they don't kill turtles and tortoises? Can't take it anymore? Go cut down trees! Trees have life too. Go kill tardigrades! Why not? Go kill green thread snakes! They have lifespans of hundreds of thousands of years!

It's really enjoyable to read this far. Although the good formulas are a bit old-fashioned, it avoids many pitfalls. The author has done a great job of maintaining enjoyment while avoiding many pitfalls. The writing style is a bit too plain, and the descriptions of the current social environment could use more attention. Perhaps the plot hasn't unfolded yet, but for now, it's really good.

The game's premise is flawed from the start. Upgrading cultivation techniques doesn't add any attributes, nor does increasing health and vitality. Strength, agility, and other attributes are all separated and don't affect each other. So how do you expect others to upgrade? 10 Million health and only 1 point in strength? Or is it a master-level cultivation technique with only 1 point in agility?

For others, progress in their cultivation techniques equals an increase in Qi and blood, which in turn equals greater strength. The protagonist's cultivation techniques are maxed out, but his health and strength remain unchanged. If physical strength has nothing to do with cultivation techniques, what's the point of having cultivation techniques? What's the use of adding them!