I Can Upgrade Formations Without Limit

Study hard, and when you transmigrate to the world of cultivation, this will be the path to wealth and riches...

Stone Exploration: Beginner's Guide Light and Shadow - Exploring the Stone Array Rendering - Front View Rendering - Side View

I feel like the protagonist could try creating formation combinations? The combination of a rock-detecting array and a light and shadow array... Allows the detected minerals to be displayed as 3D images? Gold Rift Array + Pickaxe = Gold Rift Pickaxe... Wouldn't mining be much easier that way?

Seeing how sects relentlessly exploit newcomers, leading to rampant usury and doing nothing about it under the guise of "equivalent exchange," seeing how the protagonist was ambushed by fellow disciples as soon as he handed over his improved formation, revealing the sect's rules as meaningless, and seeing how the protagonist, in self-defense, was forced to destroy evidence like a thief, I knew that the righteous path in this world is probably more terrifying than the demonic path.

The very first chapter is already about deadly poison; this isn't a sect, this is slaves from a black coal mine!

I've taken a look, and the plot is alright enough to keep watching, but there are too many bugs. Let me point out a few major issues. 1. Mining: It's known that the miners don't have storage bags and work independently. How do they dispose of the waste from digging cave passages? (For example, the protagonist in the story unknowingly dug a sinkhole he can't get out of...)

The first chapter is outrageous. If joining a sect is so miserable with no rewards, and it takes half a month to gather enough ore, then what's the point of joining a sect? This first chapter has such a huge loophole. Are all those rogue cultivators idiots?

The opening scene is discouraging, and it's all about gangsters cultivating immortality—it doesn't feel like a true cultivation sect at all.

Let me point out a few bugs. The protection rule in the protagonist's first transaction with the sect didn't reflect the style of a major sect at all. Outer disciples could assassinate anyone they wanted. If that were the case, there would be no need to emphasize any protection rule.

No wonder you flopped, author! The synopsis even said we wouldn't see the main character anymore, that he'd become a behind-the-scenes boss. How did you even come up with that kind of setup? After it's published, I'm paying to see a bunch of supporting characters showing off.