Heterodox Immortality: My Spells Can Level Up Without Limit

After reading over a hundred chapters, the Dao Lords are fighting, and the protagonist is supposed to keep a low profile? He's supposed to be at the Qi Refining Perfection stage but pretends to be a Level 5 cultivator? Low profile my foot! There's absolutely no room for that. Pretend to be poor? His monthly salary is two thousand, but he's pretending to be eight hundred? What a waste of time!

The descriptions of brothel madams are too bizarre. As a brothel madam, I can believe you if you say she is chaste, but I really can't believe you say she is as pure as a young girl.

To be honest, I just find the pretentiousness annoying. The protagonist is always low-level but has high magical power. It just looks awkward and out of place. It's fair to say they haven't quite mastered the balance.

In a world overrun by demons, humanity is inexplicably embroiled in internal strife. It's likely that humanity will perish from this civil war even without the demons' intervention. They kindly send troops to save lives, only to turn around and kill those who came to their aid when they are routed. From now on, you might as well side with the demons; no one will save you then.

After reading dozens of chapters, I'm certain of one thing: this is a romance novel, somewhat like a romance drama by Qiong Yao, and it's incredibly awkward to watch.

Many readers say that if you don't talk about women, why do you cultivate like a block of wood all day? Only romance can temper the emotions of cultivation and killing.

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Songs of Wine, Women, Wealth, and Temper - Northern Song Dynasty Satirical Poems Wine is a poison that burns through the intestines, lust is a steel knife that scrapes the bones, wealth is a fierce tiger descending the mountain, and anger is the root of trouble. It seems that these four words are harmful, so it's better to just forget about them.

The main character must have a face that looks like he's made of RMB (Chinese currency), so every woman likes him.

I don't understand why current fantasy novels all seem to start with martial arts or body training. Older cultivation novels didn't have so many fancy tropes; they were still about slaying demons, subduing monsters, killing people, and fighting—they were no less skilled than other races.