I Attained the Dao and Became an Immortal in a Low-Martial World

With a hundred arms and a thousand heads, you're even more monstrous than a monster. While others cultivate to evolve in a better direction, you evolve to become disgusting.

I think it's better if the protagonist is an orphan.

After reading the synopsis, I started to worry about the protagonist's younger brother 🐶

I don't want to watch it if the body size keeps growing indefinitely.

As a new author, how confident are you in writing about family? It's not even as good as the protagonist being an orphan who walks alone. Can the family members described in your synopsis really stay with the protagonist? Even the protagonist's special abilities don't help!

Adding skill points, gangs, older sisters, the White Lotus Cult—you've borrowed from these elements quite thoroughly... It's a bit like a studio-written story.

Attack on Titan completely fails to evoke any sense of immersion. I've given up.

I just randomly wandered in. Is the description of a hundred arms and a thousand heads real? That's terrifying!

I initially thought it would be a simple process of growing taller by eating, but then the protagonist started practicing martial arts, which seemed to put the cart before the horse. It's incomprehensible. Then, a temple that taught martial arts was so easily burned down by the protagonist, and a monk with a secret manual who had absolutely no martial arts skills was easily killed by him.

It's not going to become popular. The premise is novel, but it's a food-eating game with constant fighting. And you even have a family? This premise clashes with your family situation. You should be on the fast track, but you're stuck in a traffic jam. It's boring.