The Supreme Mystic Immortal

Everything else was good, but the author has masochistic tendencies, and the protagonist was frustrating to watch, so I stopped reading.

Author, you could have just let the protagonist stay quietly in the cave until the great calamity, why did he come out? He was bullied and didn't dare to say anything. Others have powerful backers, but you don't?

First, this book is not a prehistoric fantasy novel, there are no saints, the protagonist is not the overpowered protagonist type, and his growth is not smooth sailing. II. Worldview: Heaven and Earth undergo a cycle of reincarnation once per epoch.

After reading more than 30 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. I'm so frustrated with cultivating immortality that anyone can ride on my face. I'm in danger of being killed in the cave of the master's gate. Can I still go out? If you don't go out, you will be killed. The background is so awesome, but no one is soft-hearted when they attack you. Instead, you are the one who is timid. You are a little loser in cultivating immortals. I feel suffocated all the time watching this.

The entire commentary is about the protagonist being abused; what the author considers reasonable is frustrating to most readers. I think that's the author's problem! Of course, if the author writes for their own amusement or self-admiration, then disregard what I said.

All I can say is that it's awkward, both in terms of the protagonist's personality and the events after he becomes an immortal. I don't know exactly what this time-travel setting is (the author didn't explain it either), but after time-traveling, does the protagonist suffer from a cognitive impairment that makes him relatively weak among the direct descendants of celestial immortals?

It's so frustrating to watch. Is the protagonist's background just for show? Everyone can bully him.

I just don't understand. Why not just not accept them? With such an impressive background, why would a few small countries force them to take on apprentices?

These immortal cultivators are truly pathetic. Under the tutelage of the Three Pure Ones, what's a mere mortal dynasty compared to them?

What was supposed to be a perfectly good fantasy novel has been ruined by the author, losing all its ethereal charm and becoming overly mundane. That's bad enough, but it's supposed to be a web novel, meant to be pure enjoyment, but the author has made it incredibly depressing. It's not a realistic novel; it's more like a tragic drama. I think the author should rewrite it entirely; the premise itself is flawed.