Cultivation Really Isn't Something Humans Should Do

Wow, wow! A breath of fresh air in the world of cultivation, humorous writing style, eight hundred years! A full eight hundred years! Do you know how I spent those eight hundred years?!

It's on a completely different level from any other novel about showing off or being invincible. So, did that historical figure all run away and end up in the world of fantasy?

This kind of book is truly refreshing!

I initially thought I was just grinding for Silver rank and boosting my stats, but it turned out to be surprisingly good! It was a pleasant surprise.

I'm curious, after cultivating immortality for 800 years, the first thing he did after stopping was build a television? Is it really possible for a man to be a virgin for 800 years?

Last December, I predicted that the book wouldn't be able to finish after 200 chapters, and my post was banned. It turns out I was wrong; I overestimated my own abilities and underestimated the author's.

The only flaw was writing about Qidian (a popular online literature platform). Authors who promote Qidian don't necessarily get any traffic, which reduces the reader's sense of immersion. Readers are the true source of income.

This reminds me of a book I read before, which said that in ancient times, there were so many people cultivating immortality that they almost exhausted the spiritual energy, leading to the end of the Dharma era. Later, a genius of extraordinary talent emerged, who modified the cultivation method, no longer focusing on absorbing spiritual energy but instead using energy from starlight, moonlight, sunlight, and so on.

The subject matter is fresh and original; after seeing so many clichéd stories, this is a breath of fresh air.

I wish this book would be a huge hit!!!