A Wooden Club from the Start: Beginning in the Mountains

I haven't clicked in to see it yet, but I have something to say. Your description alone is enough to deter a lot of people, especially that list of crafting recipes at the end.

The villains are inexplicable; what good could it do to lead beasts to devour people, especially when it involves the genocidal slaughter of the lower classes?

It was alright at first, but it started to falter when they encountered humans.

It just fell apart while I was writing. What's the point of fusing powerful items if others can sense them?

A stick + a mushroom = a stick with a cylindrical body and a mushroom cap, and also contains the mushroom cap's slimy secretions.

It was cut off again? Damn it, what's wrong with Qidian? I finally followed a few books, and they all got cut off halfway through. Damn it!

The writing is truly beyond words. The premise is okay, but the plot is riddled with holes. It's probably a beginner's practice piece. If you can tolerate things like the deputy head of the Prince's Defense Department and various other strange flaws in the plot, it's still readable. It all depends on whether the author can keep writing and how quickly their writing improves. Otherwise, if it remains like this in the later stages, it'll likely flop.

Could you please describe the characters' figures, appearances, and features in more detail? Guangqing, you said Baihu is incredibly handsome, but you didn't describe him at all! You also only said the female lead is beautiful, but you didn't specify what makes her beautiful. (๑•.•๑)

It's a very old-fashioned style of writing, similar to Zhang Sanfeng's otherworldly journey many years ago.

I regret subscribing to the content after it was released (I subscribed to 20 chapters at once). You pig, you pig, why don't you really become a pig?! It's always this one looking down on this one, that one looking down on that one.