The Celestial Master's Quest for the Dao

Everything is good except for a lack of highlights, or a "golden finger" (or cheat code). For example, Han Li's small bottle, Luo Feng's circular Barbara in his mind, Qin Yu's extraterrestrial cultivation technique, Stellar Transformation, and spaceship, Ji Ning's Nuwa Diagram, etc. These are unique highlights with golden fingers.

The writing is actually quite good, but the author seems to be trying to make a quick buck. It's one thing to have many typos, but even the main character's name is repeatedly wrong 😅. Hopefully, the author will pay more attention; at least the basic quality should be guaranteed.

The "Mortal Cultivation" genre has a successor! The beginnings were even better than "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality," I just wish it were even more exciting. Not killing that guy surnamed Tu wasn't satisfying enough. He encountered a lot of trouble trying to save the girl surnamed Wang, couldn't even become an apprentice, and was assassinated. I hope it's a bit more self-serving, with more swift and satisfying revenge.

Is that woman, the "Sex King," the protagonist's mother or her sister? They're both on the path to finding immortality, and the protagonist, despite experiencing so many conspiracies, is still so hilarious.

I've been searching for immortals to cure my illness for years! But once I learned a little cultivation technique, suddenly there are cultivators everywhere! Fight here? Ambush there? Cultivators are everywhere! Why bother searching? All this fighting and leveling up is less efficient than anything else!

Stop looking at that simp! A woman surnamed Wang (probably the daughter of the neighbor's son) will only bring trouble, and she'll keep dragging you along.

A little less violence and more ordinariness, and more everyday life, could potentially create a masterpiece.

Keep it up, Dubu is actually very well written.

Having read nearly two hundred chapters, let me share my thoughts. It's a pretty good work, the kind of slow-burn type I like. I'm not interested in those stories where characters reach the Golden Core or Nascent Soul stages in just over a hundred chapters, and this one hasn't even reached Foundation Establishment yet, which is great.

There's a hurdle I can't overcome. Why would the protagonist team up with a woman he barely knows to plot against someone, without any sense of vigilance? What if they're working together to frame him?