So This Is Cultivation

Seriously, this book, the part about treating the old man was absolutely disgusting. I even paid a reward before typing this. Does the protagonist really enjoy being a dog? Someone questions you once, you say leave; twice, you say leave; three times, they say you've committed a crime... And you're still arguing with them? Ugh, my temper is flaring up... It's not like you wanted to come.

I was about to drop the book when I saw the protagonist was about to look for Ying Nan. He's supposed to be a cultivator, what kind of woman can't he find? Why does he have to go for a queen-type old woman? That's really toxic. Can't I just avoid her?

Are all women in the world dead? She insists on pursuing her former boss, Liu Yingnan, and being rejected once isn't enough; she still has the nerve to 😰

Why bring them along on the path of cultivation? You're the master, and they're the servants. It seems you don't even understand the situation. If they disobey, just abandon them.

All I can say is that this week's Sanjiang River floods were the worst this year, second only to last week.

I feel that writing about the War of Resistance against Japan suits you better.

A cultivator was driven mad by a group of greedy old mortals.

The most outrageous thing is that a rich second-generation heir casually spends three million yuan on a birthday gift for his father while working in a small factory. That's just too much!

Goodbye 😐. It gets increasingly disgusting later on, really annoying. I can't watch anymore.

Having read almost all of the author's books, I feel that either the author has changed or the author has regressed significantly.