Touching Corpses to Attain the Dao

Since he's practiced Buddhist techniques, why doesn't he join a Buddhist sect? He could perform rituals for the deceased and openly loot corpses. Instead, he insists on joining a sword sect, but then he doesn't practice swordsmanship, acting like a secret agent.

Having read up to chapter 29, aside from the overpowered abilities being similar to other cultivation novels, it feels somewhat bland. Personally, I think a more cautious, developmental approach would be better. The protagonist could easily open a corpse-collecting shop, using his overpowered abilities to pounce on the first wave of enemies, then refining weapons and crafting talismans to dispose…

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Being able to pull out a magical artifact would be too overpowered.

So awkward to read! Awkwardly touching his nose? Awkwardly scratching his head? Author, is the protagonist's nose actually a pig's nose? Why does he like touching it so much? Is his head a pig's head too? Can't he be a little more normal? Is this constant awkwardness funny? Almost every chapter is awkward!!!

I originally thought I'd make the coffin shop a success, but I ended up joining a sect in no time. With this kind of cheat ability, I can't even imagine why I'd join a sect.

To be honest, it seems like the protagonist doesn't care that others discover his secrets. Couldn't he have come up with a better reason for collecting corpses? Why not use monster corpses for food? Those are perfectly legitimate reasons; no one would suspect anything, they'd just think you like to eat. You're a reincarnated person, can't you even come up with a good excuse?

Is reshaping a tombstone a joke? The person was buried perfectly well, and you dug it up and then buried it again. Is that how you repay karma?

The ten chapters are golden. Thirteen people became disciples, but five or six died before even reaching the sect. They even stole magic weapons. It's amazing that people would send their children to become disciples of such sects and that they could survive. Author, you're really something.

After looking at a few chapters, I almost didn't want to continue. These kinds of protagonists usually love to help others, and if someone helps you, they'll almost always give you 1/10 of the favor. Frankly, I really dislike these kinds of protagonists—they're so stingy with their family but so generous to others.