There's an Immortal Cave Realm Inside Me

Let me share my personal opinion. Frankly, the biggest flaw of this book is that it's difficult for people who have truly experienced the harsh realities of life to relate to it! What is cultivation about? Land, companionship, magic, and wealth! The protagonists in these four books have everything except companionship!

Author, did your medicinal herbs leave no seeds after they matured? I saw you wrote that there was only one herb, and it disappeared after use. 😰

The author's description is amazing; one day in the cave is equivalent to one year in reality.

The pricing system is extremely unreasonable. Earning only five or six spirit stones a month, you have to pay twenty spirit stones a day to stay at an inn.

The typical trope of farming and cultivation novels is this: first, the protagonist is a rogue cultivator, then he tries every means to join a sect, offends the sect's powerful figures and gets ostracized, enters a forbidden area for Foundation Establishment trials, completes Foundation Establishment, then is invaded by the demonic sect, hunted down or accidentally teleported to another continent…

This book has strayed somewhat from the main plot. Since it's titled "A Celestial Abode Within the Body," it should focus more on the protagonist's use of the Celestial Abode and related events (such as finding powerful spiritual herb seeds, powerful spiritual fruit trees, discovering and exploring new ways to use the abode, etc.).

The cultivator fainted from hunger, and the poison made me too weak to continue reading.

I feel that many cultivation novels these days portray sects in a very illogical way. First of all, for a sect to develop and recruit members, necessary screening is essential, considering not only aptitude but also character. Relying on martial arts competitions or monster slaying for assessment, without any oversight, would likely only recruit ruthless thugs—do you think this is a gang…

I just want to ask, you're a universally acknowledged waste of all spiritual roots in the cultivation world, why would any sect want to take you in? Where did you get the courage? Did Liang Jingru give it to you?

The whole inner sect apprenticeship scene is ridiculous. Did the protagonist's cultivation take time? The protagonist needs to take pills to cultivate, and he already has to constantly refine pills. Plus, with the special abilities of his cheat system, what else would he do if he didn't refine pills? Do you think other elders don't need to contribute to the sect when they become apprentices?