Cultivating Immortality Is Just Too Hard

Family matters cannot be handled so casually. Four people went out together, and only two returned. An elder must step in to inquire about what happened. It's not like someone just died and that's it. How many descendants does a family have to afford to waste time like this? Later on, it got even more outrageous. Several people teamed up, and then the profits weren't split evenly.

Such low emotional intelligence! Every time someone slanders me, I never speak up, never defend myself, never try to find a solution; I always wait until I'm more powerful enough to turn the tables on them. This way of handling things is so weak.

The protagonist is so pitiful, constantly being targeted by others, it's a bit cruel! The most speechless part is when the male lead is slandered, he doesn't even try to defend himself, he just accepts it without saying a word, waiting to be killed when his cultivation level is higher. It's really frustrating to watch. The male lead has no cunning or scheming at all, which is a testament to his intelligence.

The contradiction is too contrived; too much has been lost for the sake of a so-called 100 spirit stones.

This protagonist is a complete coward. He's utterly timid in the face of real enemies, practically cowering like a coward, yet he eagerly provokes those who haven't bothered him. You might say he's a bully who preys on the weak, but he doesn't even understand who's strong and who's weak; his behavior is utterly chaotic!

Is there any difference between cultivation talent and spiritual root aptitude? Did the author deliberately come up with some inexplicable theories? It's incoherent and contradictory. Slow down the protagonist's cultivation progress, maintain the plot, and pad the word count. Does the author think he's very smart? You disgust me.

The "I Cultivate Immortality" prompt was written by your alternate account, right? No wonder you recommended it on "I Am a Calabash Immortal." Your first two books had good beginnings, but the later parts all fell apart. I hope this one is better; the beginning and the prompt in this one are too similar.

Didn't you already improve your spiritual root talent? Why are you saying your talent is bad now that you've improved to level 4 of Qi Refining? What's the point of contradicting yourself and making things up? Is this just padding out the plot and increasing the word count?

This looks so familiar. I checked it out and realized I've hit the jackpot! The Calabash Immortal's self-created technique, Golden Core versus Nascent Soul, how am I supposed to play this one? Refine Qi to defeat Golden Core?

Traditional cultivation novels are so rare these days! This one is well-written; everyone can take a look and consider whether to add it to their reading list.