I Am an Immortal of the Jie Sect

I don't know why, but modern mythological novels portray our human race as weak. The principles of Heaven were discovered by Suiren, who then used them to define the principles of Earth and named rivers and mountains. Before Suiren, everything that flew in the sky, ran on the ground, or swam in the water was called an insect.

I specifically subscribed to this chapter just to vent. Zhao Gongming's transformation into Qingfeng is a setting from the Investiture of the Gods. It is said that he lived with the Three Immortals on a certain island of the Three Immortal Islands. Later, he cultivated and transformed into human form.

There was once an author who would always stop updating at the most exciting parts. Later, he was tied up in a dark room and forced to write 30,000 words a day without food. He was really miserable. I'm not saying this for any other reason than to say it; author, just take it with a grain of salt.

The logic is flawed and toxic. In Chapter 105, Tongtian personally intervened and couldn't even kill Dingguang Xian... It's laughable that he couldn't even defeat Zhunti, a saint with grand ambitions who rose to power at the end of his life. I'm not reading anymore, goodbye.

The first five chapters successfully turned me off. There wasn't a reasonable explanation for Zhao Gongming's identity; Tongtian simply changed "Zhao Lang" to "Zhao Gongming." Where did the original Sanxiao and Zhao Gongming go? (The original story features four siblings—Sancaiyun and Yiqingfeng—whose explanation is that?) If you're going to create original characters, just do it!

Honestly, I wanted to drop the series as soon as I saw any books about the human race in the prehistoric era. Out of a hundred books about humans, ninety-nine of them portray them as a race that is reckless, ungrateful, complacent, and arrogant. They have no redeeming qualities whatsoever. What makes them worthy of being called the protagonists of the universe?

I remember Zhao Gongming was born from the essence of the sun, so how come he's become a human again? And what about the Three Immortals of Sanxiao? Didn't he transform into human form along with them?

I think reading is just for fun. If it's well-written, we'll give it a thumbs up; if it's not, we won't read it. The authors have it tough too; you can't please everyone. Personally, I think this is pretty good. It's just wishful thinking, not reality. Being too fussy is just a waste of time 😊.

Amazing! The Heart-Questioning Formation of a sage, a grand formation used to accept disciples and pass on the Daoist lineage, not to mention the scenes of past life parents appearing in one's heart, it also has to be one link after another, like thinking you've escaped but you're still inside. In the end, the protagonist breaks it by biting his tongue and relying on the pain. Is that all?

The protagonist seems like a contradiction. Besides helping to pass on the Dao of Formations, what other help does he offer? The Dao of Formations was passed down with Tongtian's permission, so did Master Xuandu also grant permission? This is just up to chapter 50, it's free, so please don't give me any piracy climaxes.