Longevity Begins in the Age of Declining Dharma

Can the protagonist please stop standing there? With this setting, you're saying there's no shortage of martial arts techniques. Any normal person would find a secluded mountain village and hide until they master the ultimate martial arts. Even if all else fails, I'll find a safe and peaceful place to slowly cultivate myself. The concept is good; I'm really afraid the author will waste it.

Each chapter is more toxic than the last.

Now the main character is basically in the open. Everyone knows there's a priest in Nan Gu, and some even know who it is, because a bunch of people know he was the only one who went to that woman's room. Now that the old priest is protecting him, once he dies, the Sanqing Sect will go crazy and dig three feet into the ground. Do you think you can still escape then? There might even be people watching him now, since it's practically been made clear before.

That's definitely a bit toxic. If you want to advance in rank, just find a sect and say you're a Divine Master. Why try to advance right under their noses? They can easily find out you're a Divine Master just by checking where your resources came from. Even traveling with Lin Fan would have been better; you provide the resources, and Lin Fan protects the protagonist.

Bro, could you please rewrite the Parasitic Cultivation novel?

This kind of book truly reflects the Dharma-ending Age, showcasing its cruelty. Is this a cultivator or a (jianghu person, a person who lives in the martial arts world)? I'm a bit confused; it's like a brawl between thugs.

This book is a good book, and it's very rare to find one nowadays. Also, don't always believe those so-called Shennong who supposedly tested poisons. It's because of these guys that one book after another has been buried. Have your own opinions, okay?

The eunuch who killed the Bull Demon King will not have a good death.

Author, stop celebrating Children's Day! Come back and update soon!

I've been reading a really nonsensical novel lately, and to be honest, it's hilarious, incredibly hilarious. However, it often makes borderline jokes, which might be related to its target audience—as long as the readers enjoy it, that's all that matters. It's a lighthearted, entertaining story, so it's not bad. Suddenly, I remembered the reason I started reading online novels again some time ago.