Taking Things Seriously Makes Me Stronger

This kind of novel, in my opinion, is what a cultivation novel should be. Although it's quite boring to read, it's calming and peaceful. Reading this kind of novel, I even wonder if the author is a cultivator himself.

It feels very harmonious, without any conspiracies, only bad things turning into good, and about proving the Dao and achieving immortality. The protagonist can become the Martial Ancestor, Dao Ancestor, Literary Ancestor, and Human Ancestor. It feels like the protagonist is the teacher, and everyone else is just a student, like going from kindergarten to university.

The theme is novel, the content is rich, and it's a great read. Keep up the good work, author! 💪💪💪

Author, what exactly are you trying to write?

I hope those realms can be clearly defined; they feel too chaotic.

I've added it to my favorites! I've recommended it! Keep it up! ⊙∀⊙! Welcome to visit and support the female-oriented novel "Cultivation Distance"!

Brief review of the first ten chapters When I came across this book, I couldn't resist reading some reviews. They weren't toxic, so I patiently read on and found it quite enjoyable. The sect is harmonious, unlike other novels filled with backstabbing and life-or-death struggles. The calm and peaceful tone might be because I've been feeling a bit irritable lately, and it felt very comforting. (I'll continue reading and summarize my thoughts later.)

As an eight-year avid reader, I finished this book in one go, and overall, I had a good experience. It was very smooth, ended when it was time to end, and didn't pad the word count. I finished it in half a day. It's nice to have a change of pace sometimes, and it was also the first novel I subscribed to on Qidian.

This novel seems to be telling you that knowledge is power.

I didn't understand. Okay, maybe this type isn't suitable for me.