Manually Triggering a Spiritual Qi Revival, Drawing Cultivators Out from the Start

I've heard that authors on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) often update their books over 100 times a day now; I suggest they learn from this.

Are you worried we'll run out of money? Don't worry, keep updating! I'll update dozens of chapters every day. Nobody dares to touch what I'm saying; even Jesus couldn't stop me.

I've read this book. In the end, the protagonist fights the old man in a final battle, wins, and announces to the world that he's cultivating immortality. Then, several powerful individuals emerge from a secret realm and begin killing people. The protagonist fights them, and in the end, it seems Earth turns out to be a mysterious origin land, teeming with powerful beings.

"Sacrifice our generation. Even if it means sacrificing the next generation. Sacrifice three generations, ten generations, a hundred generations. Take them with you, hoping that a thousand years from now, ten thousand years from now, a hundred thousand years from now, in some corner of this vast universe, there will still be people speaking the language of our time, using the script of our time…

Tens of millions of people logged onto a few islands in ten days in the early stages. Unbelievable, and you guys think that makes sense? Haha, that's hilarious. A great book needs great readers to support it. Now it's been abandoned. That's laughable. Go ahead and criticize me; I haven't subscribed to a single chapter. The reason I'm even commenting here is because this book is utterly illogical, yet it surprisingly has a lot of supporters, which shocks me.

I think the most compelling part of this novel is the "Hundred Schools of Thought" section. Each Night Watchman has their own research, which is very diverse and interesting. I've read many novels where the protagonist uses system-rewarded technologies to benefit humanity, but that lacks a sense of accomplishment.

It's really not good. What's the writing? I thought it was going to be exciting. But it just keeps talking about how he sacrificed himself for this and that. I'm speechless. As a seasoned reader, I feel like it's a bit like a simplistic, lowbrow novel. I don't understand what your point of enjoyment is, or do you think your writing is good enough to make us feel emotional? The protagonist is selflessly sacrificing himself, where's the enjoyment in that? We're reading for a climax.

A person who doesn't love themselves seeks love only to fill their own darkness. Love should flow quietly like mountains and rivers, settling peacefully. Darling, love yourself first. Don't love the world or others, just love yourself.

I feel like this is a bit toxic, you know? Like, those who know, know. What about you guys? For those who feel the same way, I think 10,000 monthly votes wouldn't be the right feeling. 🤔

The pacing is too slow. Such a good book has been ruined like this; it's getting increasingly boring. It's so padded out. 😡