Immortal in a Jar

I don't quite understand the way wars are fought in this world. In a sect, top cultivators fight to the death, while lower-level cultivators are completely unscathed? The upper academy, with its Foundation Establishment stage cultivators, is wiped out, while the lower academy, with its many Qi Refining stage disciples, is unharmed and can even plan for its own inheritance. 😰🤔

Seeing the title "Immortal in the Altar," I thought it was interesting and wondered if it was some new cultivation system. Then I was disappointed. There was indeed an altar at the beginning, but the protagonist was sealed inside, then he escaped, and that was it. The rest was just normal cultivation, with nothing to do with the altar.

At first, they said the jar was dirty, then they inexplicably became lustful. I really don't understand what they mean. It would be best if they mentioned cleaning it properly in the Dark River section.

The author is incredibly carefree. Most established authors have experienced the initial period where no one reads their work. They persevered and succeeded, which led to their later success. Now, if they stop updating, who will read their new book? Everyone's afraid of abandoning it, wasting time and money.

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Having read up to chapter 19, the protagonist is acting like a complete idiot. 1: The puppet is dead and needs to be replaced; 2: The guardian of the puppet's soul token is dead; 3: You don't know if the Foundation Establishment cultivator you formed a bond with is dead or not. There are crises everywhere. Someone tells you in advance that you have two months, but you 1. Don't want to run away; 2.

The author's plot designs are unique, and their innovative ideas in concept design are rare. The concepts of living people taking the place of the dead, beautiful women having sex, and different styles of bizarre Taoist sects are all novel and exciting 😚.

The author advises against continuing this writing. Writing a paid section and then abandoning it damages your credibility. Even if you write better next time, many people will hesitate to subscribe if they see your past history.

Based on my years of reading experience, books that mention "dark fantasy" in their synopsis almost never actually have anything to do with the genre; the protagonist is almost certainly a righteous and benevolent figure.

Oh, what a fairy in the altar! Besides the beginning, were there any lectures afterwards?