Cultivation: I Can Foresee Fortuitous Encounters

Author, it's one thing to borrow, but to keep borrowing from the same few people? Don't you have any other options? One excuse might work, but what excuse are you making for two? Besides, those Nascent Soul cultivators aren't stupid; there's definitely something wrong with these one or two borrowings.

Author, your style is only for impatient single men; it's too niche. If you take your time and think about the plot carefully, it might be watchable. This kind of work won't last long; it only has so few recommendation votes so far. If you're trying to make money, you won't make much either.

Goodness, the protagonist is the only male character in the entire sect, and the rest are all women!

So all the top-tier opportunities in the entire cultivation world were prepared by the Earth Demon? Amazing! And yet, he still hasn't become an immortal? Maybe the author finds it exciting, but after reading too much of it, I'd say it's boring.

Luo Binghe waited for Shen Qingqiu for 5 years, Xue Yang waited for Xiao Xingchen for 8 years, and Lan... Wangji waited for Wei Wuxian for 13 years, Ye Hua waited for Bai Qian for 300 years, and Sun... Sun Wukong waited for Tang Sanzang for 500 years, Yuwen Tuo waited for Ning Ke for 500 years, and Hua...

Good grief, it was abandoned right after it was released. I'm not reading it again.

I'm really getting hooked on this book. It's even better than the one about staying at home. You're amazing, author! You've castrated your own hopes.

Fellow Daoists, please try my novel "Immortal Tribulation I" (仙劫一). It's already 400,000 words long and all free. It features a single female lead, a mortal-centric story, and is definitely not mindless. The protagonist possesses a Dao Fruit capable of devouring the spiritual roots of heaven and earth. He is reborn but has lost his memories, facing numerous hardships and setbacks on his journey to find his origins, ultimately culminating in a battle with a half-immortal.

Holy crap, it's finished! All my subscriptions were for nothing.

After reading a few chapters, I felt there weren't many bad points, but there wasn't anything particularly engaging either, so I found it quite boring to read.