Longevity: Grinding for Experience on a Demon-Hunting Ship

I feel there's no need to stay in the Luo family for long. I'll reach the ninth level of Qi Refining and then find a chance to leave. Those outside the family line can't rise through the ranks.

In fact, after the protagonist breaks away in the middle of the story, he could have stayed away from the shore and directly relied on a supply chain built on the water for a living.

Seeing chapters 156 and 157 mention mysterious objects helping seemingly impossible people break through the Foundation Establishment and Crystallization stages completely ruined this book. Leaving aside the fact that the void operates without rules, allowing so many to break through would require an incredibly high level of cultivation (even a Grand Luo Golden Immortal couldn't do that).

Every time there's a romantic subplot, it's disgusting. If the author can't write it, they shouldn't write it at all.

It's very well written. A 15-year veteran reader recommends it to everyone. It's currently safe to read. Given the protagonist's current personality, if he doesn't do anything reckless, it's a promising starter novel. The subject matter is good, and if it maintains this quality, it could become a top-tier read and has the potential to become a legendary author.

Qi Refining looks good, Foundation Establishment looks so-so, Crystallization looks bad, New Continent looks awful—no wonder the premium items are all free for a limited time.

The game started well, allowing for a safe and sustainable development, but instead, the author insisted on following the old path, constantly grabbing resources and using potions to level up. The battles were written like an animated film, and the author is still proud of it. This is an old author; they've stopped using their brains.

That's amazing! He's at the Crystallization Realm, and he's already written two hundred chapters and still isn't finished. Impressive! 👍

This subject matter has potential for long-term viewing; it all depends on whether the quality remains consistent. If it does, I'll book it entirely.

In my opinion, spirit ships are more suitable as maritime bases for activities like aircraft carriers. Cultivators are like fighter jets; providing logistics for cultivators is not suitable as direct combat units because the cost-effectiveness is too low. Boarding combat is even more nonsense.