Cultivating Immortality and Longevity: Starting with Martial Arts

Kill anyone who blocks your way, whether they're a good person or not. Does wanting you dead mean you're a good person and won't be killed? Or are all those who want you dead bad people? Don't try to find a reason to kill someone; it's quite cruel. Everything else is alright.

Seeing the synopsis that he finally became emperor and then immediately abandoned cultivation, I lost interest. It's better to secretly develop the entire court into cultivators.

No, this is a bit outrageous! Even the most skilled Iron Shirt master only has 200 jin of strength, and an average trained person would have more! What kind of dance are you practicing? If you said you had 400 jin, I might believe you, but what's with this 200 jin?

How can anyone have the desire to continue reading a description like that?

It's another baffling cultivation system: training the skin, muscles, bones, blood, organs, and marrow. Each stage has its own specific techniques, supposedly strengthening every organ through these techniques. Even a superhuman couldn't create all of these techniques! Anyone with common sense knows the human body is a whole; strength comes from the whole body.

Cultivation? It's already chapter 70 and he's just a bandit leader. No need to even think about it, this book is 100% going to be abandoned; with this slow pace, it probably won't even reach 200 chapters.

Taking the whole family with you is understandable, but taking so many people with you? Do you want to die even faster? Don't you have any self-awareness?

I couldn't read more than two chapters.

The family's rise was too rapid; one day they rebelled, and the next day, two thousand troops from the three major families attacked. The crisis could only be overcome by the protagonist's ingenious abilities, with his subordinates' talents completely wasted. He wasn't given any time to build his base; it was just one crisis after another. The author's intention and background are excellent.

Everything else is fine, except the mobilization for war is simply child's play. Traveling from the prefectural capital to a small town in just one day is far too short. And a small town with 1.4 Million people is at least a county-level city, considering my country's land area. Compare that to Jiangyin City, with a population of 1.7 Million. Crossing Jiangyin on foot would probably take three or four days, and that's the straight-line distance, even with paved roads.