Seeking Immortality Across the Heavens

This is the only book I've been able to read in the past few months. 😭

This description of Blue Phoenix is ​​a bit disgusting.

The author writes very well, keep it up!

Having personally tested it, here are my comments! I've read a dozen or so chapters, and the writing is quite good, possessing the charm that a martial arts novel should have! However, some plot points are too addictive! Some seasoned readers might as well skip it, as it's easy to get hooked. Of course, if you have the ability to read novels without thinking, you can still give it a try.

Seeing Lan Fenghuang beg the protagonist for help on behalf of Linghu Chong was truly ruthless. Linghu Chong calls a man he's just met (the protagonist) an idiot, then Lan Fenghuang whines and the protagonist saves him with a smile. Wow! That's amazing! Putting aside whether it makes logical sense or whether it contradicts previous or subsequent events. The author really dared to write this plot point alone. Quick transmigration. Oh well, good luck.

It's disgusting. The protagonist is so hypocritical, just trying to show off for the sake of showing off. He's unworthy of cultivating Taoism. There's a saying, "In chaotic times, Taoists descend the mountain, Buddhism closes its doors." If he truly sought the Tao, with the country's imminent collapse, he shouldn't be so fixated on cultivating the so-called Taoist canon.

Lan Fenghuang is truly disgusting. She was raised to be an ingrate, even more ingrate than Linghu Chong, yet she has more screen time than the main character.

Having to revert to cultivation after transmigrating to a new world—I think the author should avoid writing it like that; it's very toxic.

How so? Your perspective is dictated by your position. Now that you're the leader of the Five Poisons Sect, why are you still explaining to the Five Mountains Sword Sect that you're a good person and showing mercy? You need to consider your subordinates and stop resorting to empty words. A powerful nation has no diplomacy; if you're going to fight, don't resort to empty talk. Otherwise, it'll just be a very frustrating situation to watch.

The opening chapter of The Smiling, Proud Wanderer features the character of Lan Fenghuang, who is so disgustingly portrayed that it's practically toxic. Is the author just indulging in self-indulgence?