Eternal Life Through Infinite Arcane Arts

The protagonist is a bit of a hoodlum; he's completely captivated by women. Goodbye.

Didn't you guys notice? The entire plot is driven by fights; frankly, it's just forced showing off.

I don't know if the author reads this, but the timeline in 30 chapters is only a few days, the plot is too dense, and the cheat system is suitable for characters who are cautious, but the protagonist is too reckless, it feels rushed, like everyone around him is trying to harm him. 🐶

I loved the invincible cheat system, but the plot was terrible. One after another, the awkward, contrived, nonsensical, and idiotic scenes wore me down.

Since you're already at the pinnacle of immortality, why not play it safe? The protagonist's behavior after discovering the cheat code was completely irrational. At the very least, he should have tried everything he could and couldn't train! He should have maxed out all the skills and buffs he could stack first. Why was he in such a hurry to go out and cause trouble?

That's awful and completely unreasonable. A small village clinic would hire such a powerful assassin to kill someone just to gain a spot in the market.

I read a bit, and basically the protagonist never advances in his cultivation level; he just casually leaps through several levels. This makes it feel monotonous; there's no anticipation for advancement. The protagonist just gets stronger in other areas and can defeat any enemy, regardless of their cultivation level. The core of the book is lost; it's just fighting and killing. I feel that cultivation levels are the core of this type of book.

I suspect the author is still a 40-50 year old man, using outdated and toxic tropes from 10 years ago. Novels need to be more contemporary; women are all poison these days. If a beautiful woman were killed off every few chapters, this book would be a hit. Harem novels with overly toxic tropes have long lost their market appeal.

Modern novels no longer rely on creating conflict to drive the plot. You watch them fight from beginning to end, but you don't know what they're fighting about!

A random, inexplicable statement that the world is targeting me. Fine, a simple "What are you looking at?" On the street can lead to murder. I'm constantly being harassed, one after another, endlessly. The author is forcibly reducing the supporting characters' intelligence to the level of pigs and dogs. Is the author trying to rub our intelligence into the ground as well?