Celestial Venerable Qingwei

The writing is good, but I hope the author doesn't rely too much on the established plot. While constantly challenging opponents of higher levels is exciting, it's also toxic. Furthermore, given the protagonist's current level of power, killing someone at a higher level seems far-fetched.

Ordinary practices: physical training, cultivating vital energy, strengthening the body internally, and circulating energy throughout the body. Entering the Path: Ingesting Qi, Foundation of the Path, Inner Vision, Dharma Form. The Inner Vision can be revered as a Grandmaster, the Dharma Form as a Great Grandmaster, and the perfection of the Dharma Form is usually referred to as a half-step…

Honestly, what I love most about this book is how, when someone tries to assassinate the protagonist, he senses something is wrong, figures out what's amiss, and prepares a countermeasure. It's so satisfying to read. Some books are just ridiculous.

This novel is clearly a bit too bland. While it avoids many glaring flaws, it also lacks many exciting moments. We can't say this is a bad thing; the author hasn't had much time to write, and it's already quite good. Objectively speaking, I think this book is still very good, easily ranking in the upper-middle range among novels on Qidian.

I have a question for everyone! Those protagonists with poor or average aptitude cultivate faster than geniuses. Anyone with eyes can see that there's something wrong with them, so why is everyone ignoring this issue?

Subscribe on QQ. This book does not feature protagonists who are ruthless, merciless, eliminate all threats, rise from the ashes, engage in romance, build harems, blur the lines between good and evil, cultivate both righteous and demonic arts, are filled with malevolence, are selfish, and actively seek to possess others; nor does it feature short-sighted, opportunistic, and untrustworthy families…

A rare and authentic immortal herb at the starting point. On the path of growth, it is almost comparable to the Cataclysm of Destruction and the Path of the Sword Disciple.

This book is ruined by its constant battles against opponents of higher levels. It's always about fighting people of higher levels, one after another, without any breaks, making it increasingly boring to read. Just let things develop smoothly; why torture yourself to death? 🤫

It's very well written. Firstly, the map itself isn't the kind that changes maps frequently; it's set within a vast, interconnected map system from the start. This grander scale allows for closer relationships between characters, preventing supporting characters from becoming like weeds, constantly being replaced and blurring their identities.

Why do you authors like to coin new words? Are you using idioms correctly? Or do you think it's acceptable? Or are you just being unconventional?