Grinding Through the Cultivation World from Home

I can understand giving up worldly power and status to take only one's parents and relatives with them, but if someone is willing to abandon their parents, relatives, and loved ones for cultivation, who would dare to train such a person? It would be perfectly reasonable for such a person to abandon or betray their sect for better cultivation, wouldn't it?

Is normal cultivation really cultivation? That's just wasting time, it's despicable. The demonic sect achieves minor success in three years and major success in five years—that's true cultivation. ⊙ω⊙

The beginning was good, but it started to fall apart starting with He Caiyan. Her husband had just died, and the author kept writing ambiguous relationships. In some parts, it was basically the author projecting their own feelings onto the protagonist and indulging in wishful thinking. It's okay to project your own feelings into a novel, but if the projection is wrong, it's full of flaws.

"Godmother, you don't want anything to happen to Godfather, do you?" 🤐

This book is indeed good (at least so far), and I hope it doesn't fall apart later. I have two suggestions, or rather, one: You must carefully manage your cultivation level; don't raise it too high too quickly or deliberately suppress your combat power. Based on my current feeling, this book has the potential to become a hit.

I don't really understand why someone would get themselves so caught up in reality just for something that only requires two or three days of idle time (the identity of the Suspended Mirror Division).

With the AFK system enabled, the first place to AFK is a brothel. Those who know, know.

Look at the starting character, isn't it just a renamed version of the Great Feng Night Watchman?

That's about enough; I can delete the book now. It started falling apart when it came to the Tai Xuan Sect, especially when it involved using a token to impersonate a spy. I feel like the author is trampling on the readers' intelligence. 🙂 If all else fails, we might as well just abandon the story altogether.

There's a flaw: since Emperor Yongshou is at the Nascent Soul stage, he should be able to discover the protagonist's secret. Advancing from Qi Refining Stage 2 to Foundation Establishment in such a short time—if I were Emperor Yongshou, I'd definitely arrest the protagonist. I've noticed that since the game's release, the protagonist has become increasingly reckless; if he weren't the protagonist, he would have died long ago.