Immortality Begins with Butchering Pigs

Seeing the pig's blood volume at 100 made it seem like a game, but then seeing that killing a pig's feet involved beheading it? That made me lose interest. If I hadn't witnessed pig slaughter before, it would have been okay! A pig wouldn't waste so much blood, would it? Even chicken and duck blood wouldn't be wasted. Slaughtering a pig feels like killing a criminal!

The Virgin Mary does not recommend writing these books 😵

You promised to be decisive on the sofa, why are you being so kind?

The protagonist is clearly a kind-hearted person who could be nominated for one of the "Ten People Who Moved China," yet he's labeled as ruthless and decisive. Isn't that misleading and excessive?

This book is bizarre. Slaughtering pigs and sheep is considered a bad deed? If a country kills tens of thousands of people at war, wouldn't that country be doomed?

The beginning was okay, but the part about killing people got a bit messed up. There were rewards for killing pigs and fish, but no rewards for killing a person…

With this cheat-like ability, instead of killing things to level up, you just mess around all day.

The protagonist is too kind; he doesn't belong in this world.

This guy slaughters pigs, that guy slaughters pigs, they all make a quick buck, and then at most two or three hundred chapters of garbage. Is that interesting?

Shouldn't malevolent energy suppress ghosts and monsters? Why is it attracting them? It doesn't make sense. If someone kills too many people, their malevolent energy will permeate the air, making even ghosts afraid. The author is just spouting nonsense; they haven't even grasped the logical connections.