I Began Cultivating as a Mortal

I still don't understand why a Dou Di is equivalent to a Hua Shen. A Dou Di can manifest tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of zhang of Dharma forms at any time, and their combat power explodes like a star. Does a Hua Shen have this kind of performance? Don't tell me the space in Battle Through the Heavens is weak; I haven't seen the protagonist's destructive power increase either.

I couldn't continue reading from chapters 53 to 55; it felt like the author's intelligence was being forcibly lowered. The protagonist, who clearly has the inheritance of a top-tier alchemy master, the skills of a Nascent Soul cultivator, a system, a shop, and a personal system cave, is still only in the early Foundation Establishment stage.

It was fine at first, but the main character was Ye Liangchen, one of the four "cool kings" from back then, which is really awkward now. After that, his performance gradually declined once he started cooperating with Han Li. The portrayal of Han Li was completely inadequate.

Others collect spirit pets, the protagonist collects human pets.

The writing is passable, but the plot is a bit toxic, mainly because the protagonist has issues with his personality and intelligence! Needing spiritual herbs, he dared not steal the Heavenly Bottle. Instead, he confronted Han Li, offering him several peerless cultivation techniques, secret formulas, and pill recipes, and proposed to refine pills together.

In the first world, the author may not have read *Battle Through the Heavens*. In *Battle Through the Heavens*, the Dou Huang (Battle Emperor) characters, in terms of both performance and positioning, could easily slaughter any Nascent Soul cultivator in the *Mortal Cultivation* world.

The protagonist has so many overpowered abilities that any normal person would be incredibly powerful with just one of them, but the protagonist acts like a helpless baby chick, constantly asking for more. This behavior is utterly pathetic.

I don't know why, but I always feel that the protagonist is written with a petty and narrow-minded attitude.

The overpowered abilities are too much, it's not very interesting!! The main character's name is also unappealing.

How disgusting! Where in "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality" does it say that Han Li is the reincarnation of the Dao Lord? Please go and read "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality" more. If Han Li weren't so lewd, he would have died countless times already. You, a transmigrator, are afraid of Han Li? That's ridiculous.