Longevity Begins with Raising Spirit Beasts

Firefly

Bamboo Green Snake

This is a terrible book. The villains are brainless, the protagonist flaunts his wealth at will, and there are too many out-of-place scenes, with characters like Cai Kun, Xiao Yan, and Chen Beixuan appearing repeatedly. I have no desire to continue reading.

It looks like it was written by AI; it doesn't read smoothly at all, it feels like a translation. Definitely a studio-produced article.

The more I read, the less interesting it became. It's another story of righteousness turning against one's own family, with all the good guys being idiots. It treats the readers like idiots, with only the author being normal. I'm starting to feel like I'm being poisoned by idiots too. I'm giving up.

The author has put the cart before the horse. Novels like this, which involve getting married and raising spirit beasts to increase experience in alchemy and talisman making, and to enhance spiritual roots, should focus more on wives and concubines and spirit beasts, rather than alchemy and talisman making.

All I want to say is that you're using minutes, cubic meters, and square kilometers as units in your fantasy novels? It's boring, so out of place, it's a turn-off.

With such a powerful cheat ability, he starts going on adventures and reckless behavior before chapter 18. He was so cautious before he had it, but now that he does, he's constantly exploring caves and secret realms. Once his cultivation level increases, all of that becomes trash.

How do you manage to make each chapter have different flaws?

So brainless, so stupid. Extremely toxic.