Stealing Fortune to Cultivate Immortality

The plot and writing are decent, but the difference between Luo Feng and the protagonist is overemphasized. Luo Feng is portrayed as a useless person while the protagonist is self-disciplined. However, the problem is that the protagonist is just as bad. In his previous life, the protagonist was also at the bottom of society for 30 years.

That's incredible! He's fighting his own family, even killing one of his own subordinates, and locking up a woman. This is the first time I've seen an author write like this; when he gets ruthless, he even kills his own people.

I've read up to chapter 16, and I have some thoughts I hope will be helpful to the author. Web novels are supposed to be enjoyable and satisfying, but what kind of nonsense is this? 1. The protagonist's personality and behavior are constantly filled with negative emotions; he's always daydreaming and self-righteous. 2.

Yeah, after reading chapter 28, I found the protagonist to be quite unlikable. I initially thought it was because the author had created an unlikable character. But then I saw him fighting Rakshasa... And this author is just too damn weird. He's showing off his own family's power without attacking the Xia family or anyone else. Writing about the main character's own family is just plain bizarre and strongly discourages readers from reading this.

I don't like the main character's design; author, this writing is doomed.

Honestly, why is the protagonist so cruel to his family when he should be enjoying life? No normal person would do that.

The protagonist seems to have become a bit possessed, exhibiting an overconfident caution.

I've been following this book since it was around chapter 10, and it's a very special one. It's a real shame it fell apart. In my opinion, the problem lies in the lack of map expansion. The story is still confined to Huayang Prefecture, and the characters are limited.

Cultivation novels used to portray people as ascetics, but the real essence of cultivation should be enjoying the blessings that mortals can only dream of. The logic that such enjoyment would sever the path to immortality is simply not worth refuting... Not to mention the extra advantages and cheat codes that mortals possess, even without them, just stepping onto the path of immortality makes one an immortal, entitled to experience all sorts of wonderful things.

Is the author still updating? I've been following their work.