Cultivating the Dao and Seeking Immortality in a Comprehensive Martial Arts World

Can the author really write the kind of plot described in the synopsis? Turning an entire world into a demon realm, devouring the world is just basic stuff as long as it helps them grow? If you can't write it, don't use such a synopsis to attract readers. I've been lured into too many demon-themed books lately, only to find they're neither truly righteous nor truly demonic. I just want to curse.

The greatest wealth in the ordinary world is not money, but the wisdom of the world. Shouldn't those who cultivate the Tao study the Taoist canon and seek enlightenment?

The cultivation world setting is a complete mess; incense offerings are so important, yet they haven't managed to gain any followers... This protagonist is a bit stupid.

The female cultivators from the same cultivation level discovered the protagonist so easily; the plot conflicts were described too superficially. Couldn't they have been more serious?

This book deserved its failure; anything that involves creating independent personalities or split personalities is bound to fail. Isn't that just asking for a cuckold's horns?

The idea is good, but the writing style is very immature and awkward!

I wouldn't recommend creating a clone, because you have no idea if it will betray you.

I don't even want to read the description you wrote.

Just from the synopsis, I know this kind of protagonist isn't my type.

Ning Zhongze's character has been altered too much.