I Am the Immortal Sect’s Artillery

The protagonist's parents risked their lives to buy food for the family, saving two-thirds of their supplies. Not only did the family not reward them, but they also cut off their resources when the protagonist was striving to become a Grandmaster. Will anyone in such a family ever work again? With a Golden Core elder in the sect, even a Qi Refining cultivator can bully this family; the Golden Core elders are practically invisible.

Chapter One: The Foundation Establishment Ancestor Founds the Family The second chapter then shifts to the Golden Core Ancestor establishing his family. That's ruthless, author! Is this one of the top Xianxia recommendations this week? Writing a book in your dreams is really amazing! 👍

The writing style suits my taste perfectly. There haven't been many updates lately. Could you mark this as a featured post?

Author, you don't write light novels anymore. I thought you had your own aspirations. But what kind of garbage are you writing? This bland, watery writing is just a stream of consciousness. The latest chapter is so toxic it's speechless. A sect would send a talisman genius to track down five Golden Core cultivators? 🤔 And then the protagonist believed it? 🤔 You even wrote about the protagonist giving the emperor and crown prince all sorts of advice. 🤔 Are you writing this with NZ in tow? 🤔

The author's setup is full of contradictions. Earlier, it's said the protagonist's family was severely punished for losing grain, but then the protagonist's rival family colluded with the demonic path and received only a minor punishment. If grain is so important, why didn't the sect thoroughly investigate the mastermind behind it?

The biggest blunder: zombies devoured tens of thousands to ascend to the Nascent Soul stage, and the demon race captured hundreds of thousands! That's terrible! Dozens upon dozens of Nascent Soul cultivators were directly involved! If it were done well, if the operation was executed skillfully, it could snowball, and humanity would be wiped out!

I've roughly finished reading it, and all I can say is that this book is incredibly disappointing. In their pursuit of plot advancement, the author completely sacrificed the narrative's plausibility. For example, why did the four dynasties target the Qin Dynasty ten years before the demon invasion? Couldn't they have done it afterward?

I thought the fortress would have some novel ideas or creative concepts, but it turns out it just relies on photocopying machines to achieve mass production. Although the writing is indeed good, it's supposed to be a story about time travel and people with higher education; couldn't they have come up with something a little more original?

The power levels in this book are baffling! The fight scenes are unwatchable! And the established power levels are frequently contradicted! Especially when fighting that wizard who was equivalent to the Golden Core stage, as a wizard, he had no poisonous insects; he had poisons that could be used to deal with Golden Core stage cultivators, but he could only poison the water or sprinkle poison…

Is this some kind of nonsense? It says the family dislikes people with high spiritual roots, believing that only those who haven't even reached the Foundation Establishment stage should return to serve the family. Without the protection of high-level cultivators, the family might be wiped out without anyone knowing. Even if high-level cultivators don't stay in the family, at least they can still serve as a deterrent. The author is hilarious!