Cultivating Immortality Through Tireless Effort

Starting off with a direct poison kill, the panel system, skill level increases and suppression, damn it, even breaking through to Qi Refining Level 2 failed several times.

The author went to great lengths to suppress the overpowered nature of this cheat ability, creating a so-called negative feedback loop where the protagonist has to practice diligently and with focused attention to improve proficiency. It's ridiculous. Half-satisfied equals unsatisfied. This trashy cheat ability is really messing with my mindset.

Let's get going. The author himself said that 777 is a blessing.

There is a problem with the settings. 1. If one cannot absorb spiritual energy or cultivate outside the market, what happens if a battle occurs in the wild? 2. Raising spirit beasts is treated like child's play. Both spirit beasts are the lowest level and the worst, yet over 100,000 spirit stones were invested to force them into Foundation Establishment cultivation, as if there were no…

If a cultivation novel is written worse than a refugee story, it's meaningless. What's the point of cultivating immortality if you have no dignity? Living worse than a dog is worse than being dead. I don't know when it started, cultivation novels lost their ethereal beauty and were left with only the mundane struggles of life.

Is it really that dark? You'd be dead on day one! Understand this: the less power you have to control the world, the more you need to establish small rules and small teams at the bottom, or you'll die! There's no such thing as power. This is the basic social security system; otherwise, nobody is human, everyone's just a monkey.

I wonder what his younger brother's cultivation level is. The older brother, with three spiritual roots, was sold into the mine just to raise travel expenses, while the younger brother has decent talent—a heavenly spiritual root, perhaps? Will they end up killing each other later?

After reading the synopsis, I don't even want to read it. My daily life is already pretty unpleasant, and to have to project myself onto these useless protagonists is just utterly disheartening.

It's rare for a character's predecessor to deserve to die; if such a despicable person didn't die, readers would be disgusted.

It's pointless, just constantly trying to appear virtuous.