I Have Countless Divine Powers

The "chicken and dog rise to heaven" effect is too obvious; it feels like I wasted my time reading the previous chapters. The protagonist is just a beginner, and as soon as his level increases, everyone around him levels up just by refreshing the page.

Honestly, I haven't read your book, just looked at the synopsis. There are so many novels with "immortality" in their synopsis; I'm already tired of them. I had no desire to read yours. Actually, you didn't need to make immortality the first supernatural fruit. Since the protagonist won't die whether he has it or not, there's no need for it to be the first one.

What a load of crap! He's charging in like this right from the start, and he's an old man who keeps saying he'll play it safe. He has absolutely no brains.

Author: Alright, I'm going to plan a path for the protagonist, from mortal to Laozi (the Supreme Lord Lao), with things like the Immortal Binding Belt, the Way of Non-Action, and the Way of Yin and Yang. Later, I'll also arrange for him to have the Purple Gold Gourd and the Universe Ring, etc. 😁😁😁 When he becomes a big shot, I'll give him some tasks to do, like practicing the Nine-Turn Golden Elixir, and I'll arrange for some monkeys to eat the elixir residue and such. 😃😃😃

Author, do you have a misunderstanding about "immortality"? The first chapter begins by stating that the protagonist is an old man with white hair. "Immortality" should mean maintaining the appearance he had when he first transmigrated or maintaining his youthful appearance. Therefore, the protagonist's first supernatural power should be "immortality" rather than "immortality." Writing it incorrectly can easily break the immersion.

I've always had a question: in the real world, humans are considered to have long lifespans compared to other living beings. Why is it that in all novels, demons are portrayed as having the longest lifespans? That's really strange. I live for a hundred years, while animals only live for ten or twenty.

The idea of ​​starting with immortality is just ridiculous.

The first hundred chapters were bearable, but after the hundredth chapter, the character ascends directly to a different map and starts from the lowest level again, and I couldn't take it anymore. Is the next hundred chapters going to repeat the first hundred? What's the point of reaching the maximum level in the mortal realm without showing off in front of others and then directly ascending?

Your writing style is really good; at least it doesn't feel too stifling. Many other immortality stories make the characters so pathetic they're barely even human.

It could have been a phenomenal success, but it got worse and worse... It's fallen far short of expectations. 😰😰😰😰