Martial Arts Longevity: Starting by Sharing a Golden Finger

The idea is great, but the writing is like a pile of crap.

The novel has a great concept, but the author's writing is poor; it only deserves 50 out of 60.

Every cultivation method has its own characteristics. The more cultivation methods one practices, the more characteristics one should have, and thus the stronger one's body should become. For example, practicing fire-attribute techniques will significantly improve fire resistance and fire affinity. Some cultivation methods conflict with each other, while others benefit each other.

The subject matter is good, but the writing is rushed, and the world-building isn't grand enough to match the power level.

The concept is great, but the protagonist's behavior is baffling, his talents are baffling, even his intelligence is baffling. Even his cheat ability is baffling; he inexplicably acquires abilities that weren't mentioned before. In short, this is a story where you have to guess the cheat ability—only the protagonist and the author know it—based on the content.

The protagonist's cheat abilities are good, but the sudden possession of another body and the subsequent shifts to another body make it difficult to follow the narrative. If it's a behind-the-scenes story, don't include too much of the protagonist's involvement.

The beginning was good, the cheat system was pretty good, it was like crowdfunding martial arts training. The biggest flaw was that the protagonist exposed himself. The panel was activated by practicing your shamanistic fist technique. If things get out of hand, won't some masters come to arrest you? Take the martial arts world as an example, many people will definitely want to learn it.

I don't understand... The mind link transmits experience, not energy, right? You can max out the proficiency of techniques directly, but maxing out internal energy proficiency is useless; you still have to cultivate your own internal energy! And what's the point of creating alternate accounts?

Why doesn't Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) have a function to block authors? Even if I don't block them, I can still see their work later. Anyway, their writing is so bad now, I'm thinking of blocking them anyway. Don't talk about him becoming a god or a Buddha in the future; what does it matter to me? I'm not reading his stuff anymore. I'll block him, then I won't receive these novels anymore; they're a waste of my time.

Live streaming is just so ridiculous 😒