I Cultivate Immortality with a Progress Bar

First, I have to complain about this awful title. I wouldn't have clicked on it if I hadn't seen a recommendation on another forum. Let's start with the advantages: 1. The world setting is a cultivation-themed story, but unlike some poorly written cultivation-themed novels that have issues with the art style, it's quite well-crafted (you wouldn't even realize it's a cultivation-themed story…

Finally, a sect that functions somewhat normally! Even if there are conflicts and intrigues within a lawful sect, it's not like a pure PUBG-style cult.

1. The beginning is both uneventful and engaging, and the middle and later parts develop well. It's not the kind of novel that you lose interest in after a while and don't want to continue reading. 2. Updates are infrequent but relatively stable; it seems unlikely to be abandoned. 3. A high level of understanding is awesome; if you disagree, just keep quiet.

If this were the world's first time-travel novel, everyone would be curious about what would happen if a modern person were to arrive in an agricultural civilization in another world. If this were the world's first cultivation novel, then all readers would be curious about what kind of things and people they would encounter after cultivating immortality.

The First Teaching (Asceticism) Cults: Day 1 (Features: self-destruction, creating fake spirits (difficult to kill), artificial spiritual veins, refining innate talent using humans) The Taiyin Cult's heretical practitioners (characteristics: corpse refining, using nether energy to refine flesh and blood). 1. The Ningyuan County Incident on Mozhou Road: Reason: Improve root bone structure

Before entering the country, one undergoes Qi cultivation, marrow cleansing, and foundation building. One problem is that his innate talent isn't strong enough; he can only reach the Qi Refining stage at most. Vajra Temple (Gold): First Realm (Initial Kalpa), Second Realm (Middle Kalpa), Third Realm (Great Kalpa), Fourth Realm (Final Kalpa), Fifth Realm (Final Kalpa).

After reading dozens of chapters, let me point out the most obvious flaw. The author likes to introduce dangerous plot points just when the protagonist is about to advance in rank. This is the dumbest writing style because the book's power system revolves around farming and arduous cultivation; there are no satisfying moments of fighting beyond one's level, nor the thrill of breaking through and…

The writing is good, but isn't the author being a bit too lenient with Yu Lian, or rather, with other spiritual beings? Everyone else is fighting tooth and nail, scheming and plotting, all for the sake of advancement. Wang Ping struggled so hard to reach the fourth realm of perfection, while Yu Lian did nothing but eat and drink, occasionally feeding on the spiritual energy around Wang Ping, as…

This book has a unique perspective. The protagonist is positioned as a leader, focusing primarily on interactions with other factions. He directly delegates tasks to his subordinates, unlike other novels or game protagonists who, even at a high level, are constantly being ordered around and fulfilling others' requests or orders. This book is the kind where someone wears the title of leader but actually does everything personally.

I think this book is really well-written, much better than those on the bestseller list. What a terrible push notification service on Qidian; no wonder it can't compete with Tomato.