Cultivating Immortality, Starting with a Successful Technique Transmigration

The author has great perseverance; several of his novels have sold over a million copies, yet he only has one level.

Secondly, we hadn't even had enough of the Heavenly Dao Scanner before it ended. That was too cruel! He was only at the Golden Core stage, and there was so much more to learn, like the Heavenly Eye, and they didn't even write about it. The protagonist had so much potential for growth!

I thought this was a cultivation technique that the protagonist was reborn with, but it wasn't. If it were me, I think this novel would be pretty good.

Five books already, still only Level 1, everyone understands.

Actually, the first few dozen chapters really felt like the cultivation genre; it wasn't about sectarian struggles and backstabbing, but rather genuine freedom and unrestrained joy. I was also looking forward to the establishment of a sect. But then it started jumping around aimlessly, and I couldn't find the main plot at all.

Wow, the author is incredibly persistent. He might only get 300-500 favorites and subscriptions, maybe less than 100 subscribers, and he doesn't even advertise. He's written millions of words, absolutely amazing! 666666

The most persistent but inflexible author, whose flaws persist and who refuses to change anything.

It's a great idea, but could we turn the Innate Extraordinary Scriptures into a novel website or library? Users could exchange their own insights and techniques for the scriptures' content, then summarize and synthesize these insights from numerous sources, drawing upon the wisdom of all beings to condense the authority of truth and the Great Way of Change.

You've written so many books, and you're still only at Level 1? How bad is your writing?

The first few dozen chapters looked pretty good, but when I looked at the table of contents, there were only 200-plus chapters. That's ridiculous!