How Can I Die?

The beginning was amazing, and the cheat system was interesting. Unfortunately, it fell apart before chapter thirty. Instead of using the cheat system properly, the protagonist insisted on cultivating it himself. He could have become invincible simply by hunting monsters and strange creatures outside, but he insisted on getting involved with the Demon Extermination Bureau.

The more I read these trashy novels, the more something felt off.

I've given a tip! Author, please update soon! This is the first time I've ever seen a "furnace-cage" story, and I really enjoyed it! More of this kind of plot! 😁😁😁 I just realized I'm a masochist! 🙂

I have a question: In the world of cultivation, can a body-refining style completely overpower a martial artist? Body-refining in cultivation is no simple matter; it involves integrating all supernatural powers into oneself. I'd like to ask, how can a martial artist defeat a body-refining cultivator? Ordinary cultivators can attack their souls, which martial artists can't do. And even if you were to fight a body-refining cultivator, you wouldn't stand a chance.

As a reader who has caught up with the latest chapter, I'm just bored tonight and want to leave a comment. The writing style is average, but it has its own unique style, unlike some assembly-line works. The ideas are good, and the suicide-style writing is interesting, but sometimes it goes too far by sending people to their deaths for the sake of sending them to their deaths.

Originally intended as a personal deer cauldron, he became a Daoist partner after his cultivation improved, so he followed her into a sect to become her pet owner, willingly serving as a furnace for her master, an old woman. However, just after being drained of his life force to help the old woman break through to the Nascent Soul stage, she promptly sold him to another old woman to be used as a…

Seriously, that's ridiculous. There are no truly invincible novels on Qidian, except for a few authors like Xin Feng. Let me point out a few flaws. 1. Your strategy of deliberately suppressing upgrades by making the character so powerful is a major flaw.

This kind of cheat is suitable for solo development in remote mountains and forests, using the animal environment to do reckless things without worrying about being discovered. With maxed-out basic attributes, anyone who comes near can be dealt with in one punch. At that point, any cultivation technique you want can be easily stolen. Writing a lot about compromising with others, various forms of humiliation and tragic deaths is a bit painful to read.

It's a very simple, light novel. Aside from the protagonist being brainless and having low intelligence, which makes it hard to read, everything else is fine.

No, I'm still so angry! Author, come out and explain yourself! Why did you have to write Lu Youyou turning into a monster? You turned a wish-fulfillment story into a tragedy! I've already tried not to think too much while reading, and then you just abruptly stop halfway through!