Fortune-Telling for Immortal World Opportunities While Hiding in the Mystical

The sect's setup is flawed. The core members are treated like this, easily killed and manipulated, and controlled by the three major families. Is this a sect or a powerful clan alliance? Is this kind of abuse of the master still fashionable?

No, the protagonist now has resources and cultivation techniques, why would he want to return to his sect only to be robbed? First, you've only reached the Foundation Establishment stage in a few years; others will definitely think you've obtained some extraordinary opportunity. Would you dare to use your resources at this point? No, you wouldn't.

If you joined a sect like the protagonist's, what would you do once you became powerful? If it were me, I would relentlessly hunt down any disciples who ventured out of the sect, until I could destroy the entire sect. If the protagonist can't bring himself to kill the people in this sect, that would be incredibly disgusting and cruel. If they want you dead, and you don't kill them, that's truly vicious.

The author's fearlessness as a newcomer reminded me of my own thoughts in middle school. I thought: I'd choose the pen name "Shin-no-Kami" (神無), because it sounded impressive, powerful, and cool (actually, I was influenced by the protagonist of "Girls' Summoning" (少女大召召) being named "No-Kami," which I also thought was cool back then); I thought my first book would be titled "One" (一), because I…

I watched it all before leaving a comment. I think it's okay, but I found two things I'm not satisfied with: First: The world-building is incomplete. Even though the book is already out of print and the protagonist has reached Foundation Establishment, I still don't have a complete understanding of the cultivation world.

The cover is probably a work by Murakami Suijun.

After so many chapters of this three-way power struggle, it's gotten boring. It doesn't advance the plot at all; it's all just filler.

I saw the latest update, but I still don't quite understand why he keeps following Zhong Neng and even plans to advance to the Gongji level to become a sect member. I don't really understand, but I'm deeply impressed. Don't tell me about resources; the protagonist already has those. Frankly, it's just something the author can't get past. It's essentially a form of wishful thinking.

The second time traveler is a bit problematic; it's better to downplay his or her existence.

The protagonist's sect is so weak! 👎 The Qi Refining stage is supposed to be the backbone of a sect, so you can imagine just how weak it is.