Sign-In: Cultivating Immortality Through Ruthless Competition, the Supporting Actress Is Unstoppable

Digging up spiritual roots is not something evil cultivators do, so why haven't these righteous sects reacted at all? Not even condemned it.

I just want to know, if spiritual roots can be extracted, how can there be geniuses from poor families?

The beginning of the plot is bizarre. After saving someone, they don't seek revenge or do anything else; doing evil deeds seems perfectly natural, and nobody cares. The Gu family only has a Nascent Soul stage ancestor; if they wanted revenge, wouldn't it be easy to cause trouble in secret? They could just ambush and leave, slowly wearing someone down. Why is it that after saving someone, it's all over, and they don't care about anything else?

Why make such a big fuss about having a special space, even bringing your senior brother in? This would be ridiculous in any story.

The book is pretty good, but there are a few minor flaws. I'd like to ask, will that spiritual root return later? Is this a satisfying way to handle it? Also, I'd like to suggest that the author proofread the sentences before publishing, and correct any typos at the beginning! Overall, it's quite well-written, except for some language bugs. Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง

Finally, it was my turn. I actually felt a sense of relief. It was so painful. I'll feel even more relieved when I become Yang Kang.

There are too many typos, it's tiring to read.

I remember reading about the "Three Thousand Floating Flowers Technique" in a book before. It had a beautiful name that I still remember vividly. However, that book wasn't a sword technique but a supreme cultivation method that also had beauty and health benefits.

Tang Mo himself came to report. 🤭

Is there something wrong with that Fat Tiger? He seems to be deliberately instigating things. I can't remember how he appeared or what his identity was before, it's been too long...