Seeking Immortal Fate

To be fair, the author's talent is undeniable. While "Li Tian" had a somewhat disappointing ending, it was still quite popular for a while. The problem is that this author completely ignores readers' advice. Can't they tell who's just egging them on and who genuinely wants what's best for them? Ignoring the majority's advice, they started a much-anticipated urban fantasy genre, which flopped.

I'm totally confused. I thought it was just a transition, but it got less and less enjoyable as it went on, with the protagonist getting into all sorts of messes with the author... The protagonist's talent is always the worst; they're never given any way to improve it.

I honestly can't understand it at all. Can anyone help me analyze this? What was this author thinking? Why abandon a book that earns them over ten thousand yuan a month to start a new one? Not to mention, this directly offends almost all the fans of "True Martial Arts of Myriad Realms." The author isn't just starting a new book, but starting one at the cost of losing all their fans. The author might as well just change their pen name and start over. What on earth is the author thinking?

It's truly heartbreaking... This is the best novel I've ever seen that transitions from a martial arts world to a cultivation world. The writing style and story are exactly to my liking, perfectly capturing the long and lonely journey to immortality that I envisioned. But why, why, why? I could tolerate the early dragging, I could tolerate the minor mid-game collapse, but the ending was a disaster. It's so frustrating, so incredibly frustrating.

If you're looking for a satisfying, cathartic read, don't read this. The protagonist is constantly being manipulated and led by the nose; it's frustrating to watch.

This author has become obsessed with writing romance and urban fantasy. Every time they create a new book under a new pseudonym and achieve some success, they start writing romance, then it ends badly. Then their next book is inevitably an urban fantasy, which also flops quickly, and they switch to a new pseudonym and repeat the same behavior. If they could just stick to writing serious fantasy novels, they would have already secured contracts with top authors.

It's getting more and more exciting, a great book!

The longer a book is read and the more readers there are, the more readers expect it to be excellent. This motivates authors to be more rigorous in their writing, striving for perfection. However, this meticulousness inevitably slows down the pace, diminishing the focus on the protagonist.

I still don't understand where the protagonist's love for his senior sister comes from. It's obvious the author strayed off-topic and then didn't bother to fix it.

He's a jinx! The protagonist should just stay in seclusion and die peacefully. He shouldn't go out and harm good people. As long as someone is associated with him, both good and bad people will suffer. He's truly a jinx.