Immortal Venerable of Ten Thousand Beasts

Please give me your feedback. They've already reached the Immortal Realm, but the cultivation level setting is a major flaw. The idea that only Dao Ancestors can achieve immortality makes the path too narrow. If even Great Luo Golden Immortals can't achieve immortality, that's ridiculous.

It's truly a double-edged sword, tasteless yet too valuable to discard. It's like a monotonous diary entry, devoid of any ups and downs. I've reached the mid-stage of the Core Formation realm, and many scenes are repetitive. For example, someone asks the protagonist to refine pills, and each time there's only one set of materials, yet they're required to produce ten pills—this has been repeated six or seven times already. New readers, be careful; don't waste your money and time.

I don't like watching indigenous content, putting aside the issue of whether it reflects local culture or not. I'm just afraid of them suddenly throwing in modern references that feel awkward.

The book's strength lies in the relatively normal portrayal of the sects. Its weakness is the rambling, disjointed narrative.

The descriptions of dialogue and battles are devoid of emotion, presented in a flat, straightforward manner, consisting mainly of noun phrases, with almost no depiction of inner thoughts or feelings.

What kind of rubbish is this?! Does it think the readers are idiots?!

Suspected vote rigging, but no evidence.

What kind of novel is this? The more I read, the less I wanted to continue. It's completely uninteresting and full of rambling nonsense.

It's the same old monotonous account, always the same thing: "Senior Shen, I have some good stuff, dozens of spiritual treasures. Can you even use them all? Collect them like antiques?" It's always the same few monster names, the same old plot.

It's like keeping a running account; every fight basically involves running away, and the specific details of the battles can't be described. The cheat codes aren't even developed.