Walking the Path to Immortality

Let's get straight to the point: readers looking for mindless, feel-good stories or harem novels can leave now. The protagonist is an ordinary cultivator from a small family who came to the sect to cultivate. He is filial, sentimental, and has some relatively sincere fellow cultivators, but he is definitely not a good person. His aptitude is neither good nor bad.

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One day, Zhang Shiping met Han Li: Zhang Shiping: Hello, my name is Zhang Shiping Han Li: Hello, my name is Han Li. Zhang Shiping: I come from a small, poor family. Han Li: I come from a peasant family, and my family was very poor. Zhang Shiping: My father used his connections to get me into the Zhengyang Sect. Han Li: My fourth uncle used his connections to get me into the Seven Mysteries Sect.

Returning books is a good book in the slow-updating genre of mortal cultivation. What kind of garbage is currently ranked at the top of the charts? It's all formulaic, light novels with forced comedic style, like "The Great Wei Scholar." These kinds of works are actually popular and get a lot of monthly votes. What kind of taste do readers have these days? Few people read truly good books, while trashy light novels are all at the top of the charts. It's really speechless.

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If you're interested in reading this book, I suggest you open chapter 303 first and see if you can accept it.

I couldn't help but complain after reading half of it. I really don't know if the author did it intentionally or unintentionally, but they perfectly avoided all the exciting moments. The author knows how to refine pills but doesn't practice; he just learned how to make a second-tier tea pill with the raw materials from a clan and then left without practicing more to help the clan.

Long review of "The Journey to Immortality", currently 75 chapters advantage: First, the "mortal cultivation" genre. I've been quite fond of this type of novel lately. The protagonist is an indigenous person with three spiritual roots, a stable personality, diligent in cultivation, and good at surviving.

For your first book, with no established fanbase, this achievement is already the envy of many authors! You can't get rich overnight. Is your slow update pace and lack of pacing an excuse for poor performance? Then your new book won't fare well either. Goodbye, it's a wasted investment.

I've read up to chapter fifty. In conclusion, it's not very enjoyable, but it's watchable. Judging from the current situation, the protagonist is a mortal who comes from a native immortal cultivation family and starts with three spiritual roots. He is not a useless pseudo-spiritual root. Based on this point alone, we can continue watching.