Cultivating Immortality in a Strange World

After reading Chapter 7, I really felt horrified. The author really wrote a weird feeling. For example, the protagonist failed to ascend and accidentally traveled through time at the beginning. After a few chapters, he turned into infiltration. At the beginning, the protagonist said that he was good at external elixirs, but after a few chapters, he suddenly was not good at refining alchemy.

The author dies after only three chapters! The first chapter says the ascension was thwarted by a strange power that forced the ascension to another body, but the third chapter says it was a conscious act of infiltration with various cultivation techniques to cope with the unknown environment and ensure cultivation. It's contradictory. Truly, those are the three golden chapters!

In the East, becoming an immortal is on the same level as becoming a god in the West, right? The protagonist's cultivation was destroyed, but his realm should still be intact, so looking directly at a god shouldn't be a problem.

It's well-written, but too many people criticize it. I tend to find it hard to read novels like Lord of Mysteries.

Well, the writing style of this book is quite good! However, the author's writing doesn't match up immediately afterward, with many things being mentioned repeatedly, giving it a messy feel. These errors are one thing, but what's most infuriating is that the author keeps suppressing the protagonist's level to pad the word count!

It started off okay, then it became garbage and became unwatchable. 1. He claimed to be awesome, an old demon, but he turned out to be an old dog. He probably ascended to another world as a dog. 2. The statements are incoherent and contradictory, and the author repeatedly contradicts himself.

I keep seeing the author emphasizing how powerful he was in his past life, how he persevered despite repeated failures, and how he was, after all, a celestial being who modified his cultivation method. I've heard it a few times, and it's become ingrained. They keep asking if it's awkward... Forcing a high-class feel. But in reality, he doesn't really act like a typical urban youth.

I read a few dozen pages of Wu Zhongxian's book and then stopped reading. It's too padded out. I hope this book can be revised to be less padded!

I just want to ask, how can a powerful figure who has already ascended past the ascension stage not even know the most basic physical and internal energy training and have to go to the training hall to learn it? Is he a fake cultivator, cultivating immortality in a dream? He was given such a high starting point, yet he doesn't know the most basic things???

What's going on with this book? I've only read up to chapter five, but it's really disjointed. At first, it said that the protagonist had an accident during ascension and transmigrated to another world to possess another body. But in chapter two, it changed to the protagonist preparing to infiltrate another world with demonic cultivation techniques and even successfully ascended.