Who Says Sleeping Doesn’t Count as Cultivation?

I don't really enjoy reading martial arts or fantasy novels in the style of "Snowy Mountain." They have a strong sense of pretentiousness and affected sentimentality. It's not just martial arts; there's also court intrigue and power struggles. In the end, a group of good people place all their hopes on a spoiled brat who doesn't understand that ambition is about survival.

I want to criticize your book. The combat power is so high right from the start! Even if you have a high-martial-arts world later on, you're updating too infrequently. Many people feel frustrated because they can't see enough chapters. So, I advise you to... Like a rat's tail juice... And release dozens of chapters at once to show them! That will definitely make you a hit!

As we all know, the levels of a novel reader can be divided into the reading level, the reading level, the forgetting-to-eat level, the staying-up-all-night level, the all-nighter level, the sleepless level, and finally the sudden death level.

I suddenly realized that next time I read a book, I should make a note of the time beforehand, and then leave a comment after each update: "Author, keep it up! Even two minutes is great!" Or "Author, keep it up! Even one minute is amazing!" I wonder if I can update a few more chapters.

I haven't finished reading all four chapters, but here are my thoughts. The current starting level on the small map is Rank 10 (Acquired) and Rank 5 (Innate). Starting with cultivating the "Sleepy Sutra" from a young age, reaching Rank 3 (Innate) in dreams, is equivalent to a top-tier expert. But!

This book did pretty well, so why was it cancelled? The author didn't even mention it.

The emperor's life was supposed to consist of the Eastern Palace Consort baking flatbreads every morning, the Western Palace Consort peeling garlic, and hoeing the ground with a golden hoe. —That's the feeling this work gave me. In a world of advanced martial arts, the protagonist, who seems to have cheat codes, is playing a palace intrigue game.

Let me share my thoughts. Up to this point, the power levels in this book are starting to collapse. In the early stages, the only publicly known high-level combatants in the Northern Prince's Mansion were four Bright Moon Realm cultivators and one peak Sun Realm cultivator (the Sun Realm cultivator being the prince himself).

I took a look and found it quite interesting. It seems that the fifth rank of the Innate Realm is the highest, the fourth rank is legendary, and the third rank is the top expert in name only. Even a king of the opposite sex is only at the peak of the third rank. Yet, those with the first and second ranks of the Innate Realm are serving as servants.

I don't know what the point of this book is. It didn't reach its climax, and just when it was getting exciting, it abruptly ended! It feels like a book written to sell the IP and get it adapted into a TV series!