The Path of Caution Begins with a Title

There will be too many titles, making them hard to remember. A crafting function should be added, allowing you to combine two white titles into a blue one.

Whose family is constantly being targeted for their own benefit?

This villain's actions are inexplicable; those in charge all get a cut, so if the crops are good, it's definitely beneficial to him.

Hilarious! The 3% probability for novice pet owners doesn't mean 3 out of 100 animals will awaken; it means there's a 3% chance of triggering awakening each time you feed them. I bet the author didn't graduate high school. I just subscribed casually, and the probability dropped to over ten percent later on. In over 20 years, I only got lucky once and haven't triggered anything since. Who taught you this probability theory?

My review took 20 minutes to disgust myself.

The entire sect only has the protagonist's 20 mu of land suitable for growing grain, so the person in charge has to rack their brains to get rid of the protagonist by all means.

Is there a bug in the "learn from your mistakes" rule? It clearly states that it can be used on the same day, but then says it's accumulated over ten days.

The protagonists have all become disciples of a sect, but they still have to buy cultivation techniques from shops in the market because the sects don't have any.

It's suggested that you delve deeper into the use of titles, showcasing the various clever and unconventional actions of the "Old Six" (a character from a popular Chinese novel), rather than simply promoting titles. Exploring a few titles in depth will prevent readers from forgetting them, and uncovering unexpected uses will make the story more engaging and memorable, encouraging them to continue…

Without spirit stones and spirit rice, one cannot obtain spiritual energy and thus cannot cultivate. Isn't this setting strange?