Cultivating Immortality Begins as a Court Hound

It's the same old trick of forcing the lifespan down at the beginning. This kind of formula is so outdated. My great authors, don't you have any new ideas?

Well written, I've invested. The author has the financial resources of Cao Cao.

In the past, "lackeys" was a positive term. The author's portrayal of the imperial court's lack of loyalty to the authorities as being no better than bandits shows a lack of understanding and an overabundance of television knowledge.

Judging from the synopsis, he's a veritable lackey of the imperial court, resembling a bandit.

Seeing the latest chapter, it seems the author got a bit carried away. That Zhang Yinzhang has a higher official rank and stronger cultivation than you, yet you've manipulated him like a toothless dog. The key is, you don't have any fatal weaknesses against him.

This brief introduction doesn't seem to care about any associations or speculations; it's exactly as recorded in historical documents, though official histories often only mention it briefly.

The imperial court, not the imperial court itself—you can't even recognize a single character! Is the bar for writing novels really that low these days? You're not serious at all. 🙂

You should really revise your bio, otherwise you might disappear.

The first of the three golden chapters is a story of complaining. Why don't you study law? Studying law will only make you inhuman.

This is a mindless, light-hearted read! You can't read it with your brain! Otherwise, you'll feel a bit uncomfortable!