Grinding for Attributes in the Immortal Sect

Is it logical to write that the most powerful cultivation sect is full of spies?

After watching the video, my face turned solemn. I lowered my head deeply, silently turned off my phone, got up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 Nongfu Spring water (a rare vintage), held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside was somewhat gloomy, just like my mood—heavy, very heavy.

The plot is indeed a bit scary with undercover agents everywhere. Actually, I feel that the enemies in the early stages are supposed to be responsible for generating gold coins. The author could have written some normal people instead. The only thing I like is that the protagonist's overpowered abilities are really over the top! I like! Unlike the other guys, who, even though they're hanging on the protagonist, still forcefully suppress him, which is frustrating.

I'd like to ask if leveling up Intelligence (cultivation) will increase other attribute points? If so, directly increasing Intelligence is like getting free attribute points. If not, then Intelligence only increases mana and lifespan, so it's better to allocate all points to defense and constitution (equivalent to body refinement), since the protagonist clearly doesn't want to fight, so survival…

The plot is repetitive. They just changed the name and continued writing. It's fucking garbage.

Foundation Building 150: See if you can succeed by being unconventional.

Sigh, this forced portrayal of beautiful women to attract attention has drawn criticism. Many commentators say the book is poorly written, focusing solely on spiritual practice without depicting the lives of ordinary people—it's just a filler book. Only a ensemble cast can offer solace.

Not meticulous at all, just a stream of consciousness!

Speechless. Once they get addicted to helping others cultivate and raise them, they forget how to harvest the seeds themselves.

Why don't they teach you any magic spells?