I, the Wine-Sword Immortal, Sign In at Mount Shu for Five Hundred Years

So many novels have been ruined by the forced inclusion of female characters; if you can't write romance well, write less of it.

Why are there so many women in this book? It's a book that can't be separated from women. Why doesn't the author write about men? Why does the author have to write about women so much? It's just creating a bunch of toxic content.

To be honest, it's entertaining, but the power levels get a bit inconsistent later on. Shushan is the top sect, with only a few Nascent Soul cultivators and elders at that stage. But later, even small sects have Nascent Soul cultivators everywhere and Golden Core cultivators as common as dogs; you can find almost anyone at the Nascent Soul stage. Shushan, apart from having one Deity Transformation cultivator, is even weaker than some small sects. The author's writing skills need improvement. 😡😡😡

What's wrong with this author? If you can't write Xianxia (fantasy/cultivation) stories, don't write them! The fighting between Nascent Soul cultivators isn't even as intense as in *The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber*. A Nascent Soul cultivator at the peak of their cultivation killing an early Nascent Soul cultivator is just a matter of a light-footed movement behind them and a single sword strike to behead them. Even a gangster fight scene is more exciting than this!

A tree that stands out in the forest will surely be felled by the wind. But the only thing that can be destroyed is a piece of rotten wood. The path to strength is to face one's true self. What's the point of hiding and concealing? Just punch through any crisis.

I've noticed that many of those who say they don't want female leads are actually reading novels with multiple female leads. They're just trying to get information out of people by asking how many female leads there are.

Seeing this book feels like stepping back in time to that stupid me from 10 years ago; I used to enjoy this type of novel immensely... But now I just... 🤮

The author's ability to write a cultivation novel on par with a martial arts novel is truly unparalleled. 🤓🤓🤓

There are too many plot holes and the logic is terrible. Even a novel needs to be reasonably plausible; it's so frustrating to read.

They're either robots or template-based; I can't even be bothered to criticize them.