A Century of Cultivation, and My Golden Finger Only Arrives When I'm About to Die

This female lead is a bit outrageous. She can actually keep up with the protagonist, who can't shake her off at all. It's terrifying. It means that the protagonist, who is using cheat codes, is a useless person. Furthermore, why is the protagonist acting like he's possessed, focusing solely on making talismans instead of cultivating?

Not joining a sect but joining another family? That's just plain crazy. Are you going to be someone's dog?

This novel reads very contrivedly. For example, the protagonist has just reached the Foundation Establishment stage when monsters arrive, and the beast tide at the Purple Mansion stage should only occur once every hundred years. It feels very deliberate, as if it's intentionally jarring the reader out of the story. The details are poorly handled, and there aren't many flaws; it's of average quality.

If you're going to break through, why do you have to become younger? At this rate, will Golden Core and Nascent Soul cultivators need to wear diapers?

Please complete the achievement of dying 100 times to gain immortality.

This is the first time I've encountered such a righteous protagonist. He destroys everything related to the demonic path. In the novels I've read before, the protagonists would take the demonic items to the black market to trade. A fourth-tier cultivation technique would be worth hundreds of thousands of spirit stones, but the protagonist didn't even blink and destroyed it directly.

They're already in the late Nascent Soul stage, and they've been to some Star Origin Realm, yet they still pretend to be Golden Core cultivators. It's truly disgusting. What's the point of cultivating to the Nascent Soul stage? It's just padding the word count.

Knowing you can't repay it, you still give, and even more. Don't you think you're just a naive newbie or a saint, completely out of place in the cruel world of cultivation? I'm dropping this book!!!

Ensure all companions survive... Seriously speechless. A babysitter and a saintly figure? Isn't the system supposed to improve the host, to serve the host in everything? How come there's a mission to protect others from death?

The Shen family has two members: one the top cultivator below the Core Formation stage in the sect, and the other the family patriarch. Both are critically injured and on the verge of death, and the family is about to be wiped out. Instead of preparing a longevity fruit for the patriarch, the Shen family seems to be struggling to afford such a valuable item. They always appear at crucial moments, but there's never a satisfying feeling. They're bland and unappealing, yet too good to pass up.