Cultivation Begins with Caring for a Friend's Dao Companion

Why is it all like this? It's making me feel nauseous.

The description of the "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability) is vague, making it feel strange to read.

Wasn't this arrangement too deliberate? Opportunities kept coming!

The stronger the treasure, the better! I'm looking for a satisfying read! I hope the protagonist achieves eternal enlightenment, is cunning, and builds a large harem!

This sticks to everything, it's too big.

I won't even mention the sudden enlightenments they spout all the time, but what the hell is this "spiritual fusion"? And it can't be separated?

Write a comment 1. I skipped through it because it was too bland and lacked exciting moments. A novel, after all, needs to be enjoyable to read, which usually involves things like fortuitous encounters, treasures, cultivation levels, and women. While this novel has those elements, does the author even consider whether there are any truly exciting moments?

Well written. I suggest the protagonist leave more offspring, forge a different path, and write novels that are more family-oriented and self-centered in the future.

The Blood Demon is portrayed as too powerful; even the Styx Ancestor wasn't that powerful.

The hanging part is too big; it doesn't look very interesting.