After Doing Every Good Deed, I Deserve to Become an Immortal

Avoid including data. This kind of cultivation novel avoids data altogether. Comparing it to reality either makes it seem unrealistic or too far-fetched. Like mentioning speeds of a certain amount in seconds at the beginning—that just feels out of place.

It's hard to imagine that this novel was written by someone with only a level 5 education... It really is just aimed at a complete novice.

It's at least a decent source of supplies; if it can stay that way, that would be great. There aren't any major flaws, and the main character is quite good.

You might as well not write a female lead at all; no wonder you got criticized. You could have just kept a few maids for fun, but all your secrets were exposed. Seriously?

After reading eight chapters, the novelty wore off, and the task was too broad.

The plot and character development in this book are quite good. Although the protagonist has a ladder that seems to give him an unfair advantage, he actually goes out and completes missions in a genuine way. He has a solid foundation of strength, is enthusiastic about his work, and keeps a low profile, unlike many characters in other books who become arrogant as their strength increases, leading to their tragic demise.

It's ridiculous that nowadays, the Foundation Establishment stage in cultivation relies entirely on Foundation Establishment Pills.

Good morning, everyone! Following along is very important, so please remember to turn to the last page after reading the latest chapter! Thank you! Note: Boundary data table.

To be honest, it feels a bit like a bait-and-switch tactic 🙃 I was tricked into coming here because of the "doing good deeds" part, hoping for some kind of meritorious act or chivalrous deeds, but there was none of that. From the moment I saw that you get rewards for completing other people's tasks, something felt off.

To be honest, this novel's premise isn't really suitable for a protagonist who rises from low to high from the beginning. It's more suitable for novels where the protagonist appears near their peak. Nowadays, readers are already tired of novels; there aren't many willing to read this kind of traditional cultivation novel that progresses from low to high.