The Hermit of the Mountains

I don't like female protagonists who are too worldly. Although cultivating immortality can involve being involved in worldly affairs, too much of it would just make her a harem character.

Let's guess if the protagonist will become a harem hero. I have a feeling he will. There are three women, a lecherous man, and a bunch of old men in the beginning—I just want to know how you came up with this idea. How will you deal with the three women later? Will they all become main characters or supporting characters? It's such a tangled mess... Hilarious!

"Guard your own ridge and viewpoint, and sit back and watch the clouds rise and fall beyond the mountains!" That's what inspired my collection and investment!

It's another case of false advertising! All this pretentious posturing is disgusting! Thumbs down!

It's said to be an era of great strife, with everyone seeking immortality. The result? They buy jade in Beijing and give it away as gifts. After returning to the Taoist temple, seeking tranquility, they want to build a resort at the foot of the mountain. I've never read such an illogical, idiotic, and intellectually deficient book. Author, how carelessly did you write this?

I feel deceived. 🙂🙂🙂 Actually, when reading ancient Chinese novels, if the writing is good, even one with three wives and four concubines is readable. However, the synopsis of this book gave me a misleading impression. I thought the protagonist was a detached and otherworldly cultivator, but what happened?

I've read dozens of chapters, and the overall concept and central theme are quite good. But it veered off course as it progressed. The protagonist unintentionally displayed arrogance and aloofness. A man in his mid-hundreds, his wisdom as unfathomable as a demon, yet he seemed somewhat childish. It has absolutely nothing to do with cultivating immortality. Running around making money all day is fine—cultivating immortality requires financial support—but I haven't seen him actually cultivate.

This is a work that's all hype and no substance. The title is "Mountain and Wilderness," but it's actually an urban harem story. The protagonist's behavior is completely illogical, and he messes around haphazardly.

No female lead, please support! 👍🏻

I haven't read it yet, but I like this kind of book. But these kinds of books have too many female leads, and the female protagonist usually dies. I don't read them anymore.