Cultivation: Rising to Power Through Gu Cultivation

Author, I mean, what if we replaced the word "Gu" with "Fu"? Do you feel there's any difference? Fu Realm, Earth Treasury Fu, Copper Skin Iron Bone Fu, don't they all seem like good? I've read every chapter of yours, drawn in by the word "Gu," but after dozens of chapters, you haven't gone any deeper. It's all about grabbing one from here and one from there. Shouldn't Gu worms be something you cultivate yourself?

The protagonist is brainless, or doesn't know how to use his brain.

I thought it was traditional Gu cultivation, but it looks more like an alternative external alchemy technique. Moreover, it doesn't have the fundamental methods of Gu cultivation; it's all bought from others, like a castle in the air without any foundation.

I don't understand why two twenty-year-old girls would like the protagonist, who is fifty years old; it's very far-fetched.

This is boring, just another piece of trashy stuff. I'm tired of it.

A 50-year-old in the late stage of Qi cultivation, always staying at home and acting awesome.

You call this "The King of Myriad Realms," but you've only written about one Gu Realm, and it's so slow. Reading is about enjoyment; how can you keep readers engaged? Try putting yourself in the reader's shoes to see if you can keep them interested.

This synopsis is so basic. The plot has already been explained; what's the point of reading it?

For a prince of a dynasty, or even a prince with the potential to become emperor, to come to a local auction to auction off his wares, how low-class must that dynasty be? Is it the dynasty of a few villages?

It's a shame, the development is too slow. You're writing dozens of chapters for each level, who would want to read this now?