Cultivation: From the Start, I Married into the Family of a Nascent Soul Expert

This plot is utterly mindless. A powerful being comes to cultivate their mind, and this is what happens? They've already come to test the poison, and it's quite potent. It's alright, they can try it themselves.

This book is okay for beginners, but what the hell is the setting? Seriously? Author, you must be seriously ill to come up with this setting, with all these auxiliary professions like alchemy and weapon crafting that lead to advancement. In the end, cultivation doesn't progress at all; it's completely locked. Isn't this just plain crazy?!

It's all nonsense, always spouting useless information. After reading two or three chapters, it feels very watered down.

Cultivation is the ultimate test of one's character. Just by looking at the title, you can tell what kind of personality the protagonist has; it's no wonder he goes astray. He should be tempering his heart in the mortal world, especially his lustful desires.

Poisonous, eunuch-themed novel, the protagonist marries and takes a concubine, but due to various reasons, they cannot consummate their marriage; there's no protagonist halo even after over 100 chapters.

It's a miracle this family even survives. What nonsense about "making use of trash"! So many people who were "used" would wipe out this family if even one of them managed to rise up later. The cultivation world is full of miracles; a mere stroke of luck can destroy a small Foundation Establishment family. Does anyone really think these "trash" can't possibly get some kind of opportunity?

The male lead marries into a Nascent Soul cultivator, and she even takes the initiative to arrange a concubine for him? That's actually quite reasonable (even if there's no affection now, what if feelings develop later?). Pure wishful thinking.

After spending a few days with a female cultivator at the Nascent Soul stage, he only progressed from Qi Refining level 3 to 5. If I were to write a story where the male protagonist reaches the Nascent Soul stage, how many opportunities would he need? Even a thousand chapters wouldn't be enough. His combat power jumps too fast. It's supposed to be a system where you have to survive, but he's fighting big bosses every day.

The full text is as follows: A rural man married into the family of a provincial party secretary.

What's the point of this book? A giant baby still living in the world of cultivation? Go commit suicide.