The Cultivator Who Understands the Speech of Birds and Beasts

1. The Monkey King on Peach Mountain is only at the 7th level of Qi Refining. Why don't the sects go and occupy it, steal the peaches? Even if the sects don't go, aren't there Foundation Establishment families nearby? 2. The black bear's blood is beast blood, but aren't the monkey king and the two snakes on Peach Mountain also beast blood?

Most of the time was spent writing about feeding various monsters; the ways of interacting with them were all the same. Later, when a naval battle was about to begin, even though he clearly had water-repelling pearls and had even sold some, he ended up having to buy more.

I read this book and thought it was very good. It's novel and unconventional. Interacting with the monsters is also very interesting; as a homebody, I find it particularly relatable. I find it very unpleasant and uncomfortable to be around people. People are really too cunning, and it's so hard to get along with each other. But I'm very happy when I'm with animals. The only problem is...

Haha, this is hilarious! The protagonist spent six or seven hundred chapters to advance from the sixth level of Qi Refining to the eighth level! Haha, you read that right, the Qi Refining stage! The most useless protagonist in history has been born! Haha, this is hilarious! 🙂🙂🙂

I've always been curious about this. Many works depict characters communicating with animals, but what makes the authors believe that communication equates to friendship? We're all humans, sharing the same language and culture, yet we're all scheming and calculating. Do you think monsters will refrain from eating you just because you speak their language? The animal world is far more blatant than the human world; there's no pretense involved.

How many levels does the Monkey King actually have? They initially said nine, then it moved up one level and now it's only eight. 😅

I read dozens of chapters but still gave up. It was tasteless, but a pity to throw it away. The book had a novel and unique concept, but the writing and plot were really disappointing. Goodbye!

I clicked in by accident. Is this book any good? Does it talk about cultivation? Can the theories in it be implemented in reality?

My new book, *The Primordial Martial God*, is available for collection. Any feedback or suggestions are welcome. Thank you! 😁

This is a traditional novel, but it's not popular with the market! The author's writing is good, and the plot is well-structured; it might have been a hit ten years ago, but it certainly wouldn't be now. A ship, if it's heading in the wrong direction, no matter how good the navigation skills, the ship, or the weather, will not reach its destination. This is a similar saying; perhaps I'm being nosy. 😊