The Starwatcher of Great Qian

It's really dreamy! Author, do you want to take a look at what you're writing? Regarding this matter, I'll say a few words briefly. As for my identity, you understand. In short, this is the current situation, and everyone can see the details. Because of my position, I have to say a few words. You might not understand everything I've said, but that's the gist of it.

It's a slow burn. The early stages focus too much on cultivation, and the plot isn't very logical. I didn't understand why the protagonist was imprisoned after his mother's assassination attempt, especially since she was just a concubine (her apparent status was too low, which was a bit awkward).

It's well-written, but this cultivation method is really giving me a headache. It's so detailed, it's almost unbelievable. Sigh.

You could consider alchemy. Use water-based alchemy, cultivate your own spiritual plants, and refine them into pills. Keep only what you need, and sell the rest for resources to improve your cultivation. Then, continue refining the Moon Essence to sell, cultivate spiritual value, or use it as spiritual water for alchemy.

Although I'm tired of seeing all that backstabbing and face-slapping drama, it doesn't mean I could watch daily cultivation scenes all the time...

I've definitely fallen into this trap; the person's character is unreliable.

Most novels on Qidian these days are just repetitive, pretentious tropes and filler content. It's been a long time since I've seen such a well-crafted novel. I've subscribed to all of them.

Good grief, are you really not going to write anymore? I remember seeing you say in the comments section or somewhere that you were going to finish it.

Author, are you playing with snakes? I've been saving up for a month, and there are only 29 chapters. Even during the Lunar New Year, you shouldn't only produce this much. Can't you even write seriously anymore?

Keep it up! The writing is very detailed and realistic, creating a strong sense of immersion. Most novels these days are just about fighting and killing, lacking any real engagement. Life is the most important thing for people. The author portrays the protagonist's growth very meticulously, making it a very engaging read, but there's not enough of that. Keep it up!