A Hundredfold Return on Investments: Fairies, Let Me Buy In

This isn't investing; it's helping others. If you could take a third of his power as a share after he levels up, that would be investing.

Well, to be honest, I was quite interested in reading this story, but looking at the word count, the comments, the number of investors, and the reader rankings, it's clear that not many people are reading it. I'm guessing, in the worst-case scenario, that this book is about to be canceled. After all, it's already 110,000 words and the performance is so poor. Let me guess what will happen next.

The premise is fine, but the writing is too haphazard. The plot jumps around and is disjointed. The protagonist is too overpowered; isn't he afraid of being killed off before he even fully develops?

With top-grade spiritual root and excellent physique, it took a hundred years of cultivation to reach the Golden Core stage... Utterly useless.

This is called investment. This is called robbery.

It's just another boring system where completing tasks rewards you with cultivation points, techniques, weapons, and elixirs. A cheat system where you can just lie around and relax from beginning to end.

In the first chapter, the sect leader is asexual because the protagonist has no mother, nor any grandparents or other relatives.

Aside from the slightly weak writing style, everything else is pretty good, but these grades aren't looking too good.

Author, don't listen to those trolls. Just write according to your own ideas, and if you keep at it, you'll eventually become a platinum-level author.

Okay, good, look, add oil, even more.