The Ancient Immortal Who Perished Comes Back to Life in the Cultivation World

This is outrageous! A mortal carrying a pile of spirit stones—thousands upon thousands of spirit stones—walking on the street without being robbed is just too unbelievable. It's impossible for someone to follow her even when she goes to the toilet. Moreover, this female lead is so lacking in common sense; she's like a complete idiot and has absolutely no sense of danger.

Well, the protagonist is a spirit, so it's understandable that his personality is childlike. However, some of his behaviors don't seem like those of a real child. He comes across as confused about important matters but cautious about trivial ones, which is quite awkward. Some parts of the book are truly frustrating and unspeakable.

The book title has absolutely nothing to do with the synopsis. After reading the synopsis, I found it so boring that I decided not to read it. What a waste of the title!

Many parts feel illogical; simply using money to bribe subordinates only creates a hierarchical relationship, and the character interactions are merely superior-subordinate interactions, lacking vibrancy and dynamism.

In the sect the female protagonist belongs to, are fellow disciples allowed to rob each other? And even rob those in charge? Am I misunderstanding something...?

I immediately added it to my bookshelf after seeing that there's no romantic pairing. Hope it's good.

Why does it always describe touching your nose? It's kind of awkward to read.

Today I'm the first one to finish watching the entire series! ♥(｡￫V￩｡)♥ It's really good!

The synopsis seems pretty good, and the first few chapters were alright too. However, considering the author's other works, I feel like this one might not last very long. I hope the author can write more and not abandon it too soon. Also, I wanted to ask if there's a romantic pairing (CP).

It's quite good-looking and enjoyable to watch!