The Way of Caution Never Dies

Still the cold water, cold gold divine sand, fire essence black gold, ten thousand years black iron, Langya gold jade, crystal black copper, fire flame crystal copper, star elemental magnetic crystal stone, blood-red cold gold, sky blue gold thread, sinking iron black essence, Taibai gold essence, Geng gold, red essence gold mother, purple heavenly fragrant grass, three crimson resurrection grass…

The protagonist's occasional displays of saintly compassion and excessive loyalty are quite unlikable, especially since these people have never had a life-or-death relationship with him. Even if they did, they would be nothing in the face of self-interest. Did the author forget that the protagonist was living on the edge at the beginning?

#New Book Preview# The characters are realistically portrayed, depicting a tragic middle-aged cultivator's journey to immortality. He seeks the Dao alone, lacking proper techniques, and his Blood Demon Technique depletes his life force and vitality. He attempts to switch to the Water Nourishing Technique but, unaware of its secrets, forces himself to practice, resulting in his sudden death.

This protagonist isn't just cowardly, he's a psychopath, and he gets more and more freakish as the story progresses. Most people simply can't handle it.

Interested readers are welcome to participate and provide as much detail as possible. If it's suitable, I will incorporate it into the plot. For example, "Zhang San, a minor character, his cultivation level, personality, and affiliated faction." For example, "Technique XXX, fire attribute, mana inflicts fire damage, combining it with fire spells will yield twice the results with half the effort." "

In summary, I've seen 100 chapters. Criticism: Completely unreliable. The title and content are completely mismatched. The protagonist is constantly wandering around in the early stages, leveling up very quickly. He could have waited a year to reach the late stage of Qi Refining and then ask for a cultivation technique, but instead, he goes at only the third level, knowing full well that he's…

This is the first time I've seen someone write about cultivating immortality day by day; it must be exhausting to read.

To be honest, this book's plot armor is way too overpowered. It was okay in the beginning, but it became ridiculously absurd later on. While others spend hundreds of years seeking a Nascent Soul stage through alliances, the protagonist achieves it in just over a decade. Furthermore, the author seems to be padding the word count with so many events.

When a writer with limited social experience insists on writing novels, the result is bound to be awkward, like this one.

I feel cheated, my points are so wasted 😭😭😭😭 I only realized it after reading for several days. I usually read novels very slowly, but this one got faster and faster, and then I realized it was all filler 😭 One glance and it's all leveling up content on the next page, another glance and it's still leveling up content, then another page is added 😭