I Have an Immortal Cave Dwelling

Those of you still reading, please let me know. 😃

There are too few chapters! I just read a few chapters and it seems really good! It's a very exciting novel. Although the current performance isn't ideal, it's mainly because there aren't enough chapters. Once there are more chapters, the performance will definitely improve! If the author can keep writing and reach 1600 chapters!!! The performance will definitely be great!

Instead of utilizing the resources to cultivate all the way to the Purple Mansion realm, he insists on building 1000 Jade Towers. With war raging everywhere, instead of focusing on increasing his strength, he's building towers to earn spirit stones. Does he even need those spirit stones? And all those towers require pills and magical artifacts, which will take him a long time to refine.

It's utter nonsense, a complete mess, and I was totally confused! Especially the part about the fifth district.

How did the Lin family patriarch die? The Mountain and River Leaves are sold in bulk, standard issue for even Purple Mansion cultivators, yet their own patriarch wasn't even entitled to them? Isn't it normal that almost no cultivator in the Lin family above the Purple Mansion level dies?

Ugh, I've always wanted to ask, what's the point of that terracotta warrior? The main character fights it all by themselves in raids. They fight it alone too. And what's the point? It's completely useless, and it even wastes resources. And if it's going to waste resources, just don't write about it. It's useless anyway, just forget about it, we'll forget about it too. But you keep mentioning it every other chapter, and it's still completely useless!

I was looking for a cultivation and farming novel, but after reading over a hundred chapters, it's all about fighting or on the way to fighting; there are hardly any chapters about farming and development.

The protagonist is like a naive and innocent child who hasn't experienced the harsh realities of life. To have him as the protagonist in a cannibalistic cultivation world is simply disgusting.

It's a pretty good cultivation novel with a reliable cultivation worldview. It's not a Mary Sue story; the protagonist is decisive in killing and there's no female lead. It's normal for the protagonist to create his own power, and the plot is decent. At the very least, it's normal for the strong to manipulate the lives of the weak, and the protagonist respects the strong.

I'm not a time traveler, so I don't feel a connection to the story. Also, the protagonist grew up in a powerful family and wasn't brainwashed into handing over his cheat abilities. You know, in large, established families in ancient times, children were usually brainwashed from a young age to dedicate everything to the family. Only small, less powerful families would let their children grow up so freely.