I Turned Out to Be a Cultivation Grandmaster

One word: toxic. I've been reading for years, and let me explain why. This author, you're constantly causing trouble—one woman today, two tomorrow—it's all so toxic. You've lost that sense of detachment from worldly affairs. From that woman in the live stream onwards, I was completely poisoned.

I hate Wang Zheng and the orphanage. Cultivating immortality is inherently a lonely pursuit.

The topic is wrong. It's not about not wanting to be disturbed, but people still keep bothering us.

This is too deliberate! They got the system on the first day, and people came on the second.

The protagonist is just a tool, a puppet. Cultivation is about cultivating the mind, but what are you cultivating? It's just about completing tasks.

The system's tasks shouldn't be too deliberate. Linjiang shouldn't only issue tasks when there's a need or demand. If it's too deliberate, it makes it clear the protagonist is just a puppet, a tool. Having a system means people will come the next day, which is fine, but you can't deliberately have idiots and low-IQ individuals come to the temple to slander you.

Chapter 74: They're cooperating with the government again. Wouldn't it be better to go it alone?

So you also wrote that book with the opening line "Summoning the Wind and Rain"? No wonder the beginnings were exactly the same. Goodness, both of them were shut down.

Since you want to bring your childhood friend onto the path of cultivation, then prepare all sorts of miraculous elixirs and medicines.

I'm speechless. A Taoist temple deep in the mountains doesn't have that much going on. Your writing is way too obvious. Besides, you're a Taoist priest; where are your scriptures? You read them daily. What kind of Taoist practice is this, constantly causing trouble?