The Shameless Body Cultivator

Seeing the Golden Core Ancestor possess a dog, and the protagonist even forming a contract with him, is simply utterly wicked.

The author's writing style is alright, but it's just too toxic. Is it really that hard to find a novel that isn't toxic?

That's too vicious; a Golden Core cultivator possessed a dog's body.

If we keep Da Huang, this book is gone. Books like Gun Kai should be disposed of directly. The author's writing style is good, but I didn't notice the problematic parts.

It was alright at first, but after the part about the possessed dog, I didn't want to read anymore. It was unpleasant, addictive... This book was pointless.

Everything was going well, and now the enemy knows you have a cheat ability, yet they don't kill you? What a load of rubbish about contracts!

Why did you immediately think of selling the spirit pearl, only to bring trouble upon yourself? Shouldn't the first thing to do be to cultivate? To raise one's strength to the point where it can't be raised any higher. At least find a reasonable, not far-fetched, reason.

Seventeen years of being a bookworm, a book shortage, but still have food to eat.

There seem to be many loopholes. For example, if you can't possess a cultivator whose consciousness has been strengthened, you can cultivate a newbie yourself. Also, if someone's lifespan has reached the limit of 500 years, they can continue to live after possession. Theoretically speaking, if someone with high cultivation can cultivate a newbie themselves, they can achieve immortality.

Revealing your biggest secret to the person who was about to kill you just moments before—author, are you sure you're writing about a cultivation world where people eat meat and drink blood? This was readable before, but this part ruined the book! You'd be better off changing the story to one where the reader gets something they want from the character's storage bag! Good books are hard to find; I finally found one that was readable, and one major flaw ruined it!