The Path to Immortality Begins with Quanzhen

Fine. Seeing too much of this leads to hitting a wall, pretending to be weak, and then it becomes too much. This book, which was slowly simmered over a low flame, is quite interesting. Gradually, the protagonist transforms from a peddler into a master, eventually taking charge of a region. Let's talk about something normal, with fluent sentences, coherence, and logical consistency.

Why not take the Nine Yin Manual? The strongest and easiest martial art to obtain in the world of Condor Heroes is the Nine Yin Manual. The location has been confirmed; the person is at the foot of Zhongnan Mountain. Having visited the Quanzhen Sect countless times, they must be quite familiar with the area around it. Why not get the Nine Yin Manual?

I really enjoyed this book. The protagonist's experiences were solid and well-developed, with proper training and chivalrous deeds. There was also a lot of original content, and the martial arts had the feel of Jin Yong's original works. However, judging from the book's classification as science fiction and time travel, and the title "Eternal Life Begins with Quanzhen," it will definitely travel…

Unless the protagonist kills his son, I'm not reading this. It's a major flaw, and nobody likes it. Even if the protagonist doesn't spend much time with his son, it's not that he doesn't spend time with him, but after a few years apart, he won't even call him "Dad," neglects his martial arts training, spends his days running around, eventually runs away from home, becomes possessed by a demon…

After seeing Xu Ning go berserk and kill so many innocent people because his girlfriend faked her death, the protagonist didn't say a word, only saying, "I didn't raise him well." That's it... That's it... Seriously, if you didn't raise your son properly, then raise him properly! Even if you publicly declare that your son's sins are your own, choosing to bear his sins is fine too.

I couldn't stand it anymore. Just because you lusted after Huang Rong, then used her and abandoned her, you had a son but didn't raise or educate him. Now you know your son's condition, and you even have the means to cure his inner demons, yet you still ignore him and continue on your own path of cultivation. Then you come back and your son has become possessed, slaughtering civilians.

Well, to be honest, the author seems to have hit a dead end. The main world and the mortal world could have been very well-developed, but they were downplayed. Changing the map just artificially lowered the author's skill level... Also, Huang Rong and her son are two major flaws. If you can't write romance, don't write it. Overall, the author's writing level is decent.

I hope the author isn't an official in real life, or that no one in their family is an official; otherwise, how will ordinary people survive? Is your dad Li Gang? Trash.

Not enough! Author, please update more!

Let me explain. The first two hundred chapters of this book are alright, and it's barely readable around chapter three hundred. Once Xu Tianya's son becomes possessed by a demon, it's completely worth abandoning. So far, we've probably gone through four story arcs.