Eerie Cultivation: Starting by Killing Myself

The general background of this book is purely fictional and should not be applied to reality. I'll add a few layers of shield here first. Then there's the subject matter and content. As you can tell from the title, it's about the bizarre, cultivation, and the indescribable things at the beginning. It contains quite a few elements, but it's essentially the style I'm used to.

Honestly, author, I don't know how you wrote your previous books, but it's really not my fault this one is so poorly written... I read the first ten chapters and still don't understand the world-building, the protagonist's relationships, or anything else. There are tons of meaningless supporting character perspectives and skill sets.

On a side note. Some vested interests are so accustomed to being well-fed that they won't allow others to say they're hungry. I recommend a single-player game that's constantly filled with sarcastic remarks from beginning to end. "One dragon" means that anyone with hands can handle it. Indeed.

There are so few people, but the books are alright.

I'm terrible at coming up with names in the daily routine, and random names just feel soulless. There aren't many requirements: firstly, it should be relatively normal and not too eccentric; secondly, gender is also important. Anything else is fine. Additional character settings and backgrounds will be adjusted and modified as needed, please understand. Is this building deserted?

I read a few chapters, and to be honest, I didn't understand it. There seemed to be no setup in the beginning, but the author's writing style is decent. I just feel like not many people will accept this kind of opening.

I was wondering why you looked so familiar, turns out you're the author of Old Night... Keep it up!

Actually, I still want to let it grow... How is the follow-up reading determined? Is it helpful for me to go through it once?

The science fiction section is almost turning into a fantasy/cultivation section.

The Eight Lineages of Royal Power. His true intention was to swap the positions of the Eight and the Power.