I Secretly Transform into a Dragon in the Imperial Palace

This passage appears out of nowhere, without any foreshadowing or development. I suspect the author doesn't even know what they're writing, just jumping from one idea to another.

Gu Luo

In this book, cultivators are the enemies; if you don't like it, you can skip ahead. Stop showing off, I'm scared. This isn't fan fiction; the author has the final say on the original storyline. 😅 The original world-building unfolds very slowly, and you all start criticizing it after seeing just a few points.

Jiajia, the popular image-sharing expert, is now online.

I'm completely baffled. Is your math really that bad? Seven or eight years and you only have 4980 points. You could accumulate the remaining 20 points in two days. This is assuming the speed increases by double. According to calculations, before the speed increase, you could get five points a day. Even if you calculate seven years, there are 365 days in a year. 365 X 7 = 2555 days; 2555 x 5 = 12775, roughly 13,000 Dragon Qi. What kind of absurd situation is this?!

The argument that cultivators have weak physical bodies can be omitted, as they possess body-refining techniques and can control swords or weapons. Martial artists, on the other hand, are too slow, require vast amounts of energy for cultivation, and cannot fly. In the early stages, martial artists are practically useless; one needs to reach at least the Golden Core stage to fly.

I tried my best, keep going!

Please correct the typos and some grammatical errors; the characters in the later chapters are all mixed up.

I just noticed that there's a promotional slot once you have 100 investors. While it's probably not a great promotional opportunity, it's still pretty good. I suggest the author give it a try.

As the title suggests. Cultivator sects, three major dynasties, and independent cultivators.