Starting with Blue Silver Grass, I Cultivated Immortal Arts

It started strong but ended weakly. They dared to absorb the Blue Silver Emperor in the stone chamber, yet they didn't find the soul bone? Couldn't they just leave it under the waterfall and come back to retrieve it later? Can Tang Hao teleport? Can he really come back that quickly?

The plot is toxic. They could have slowly developed by fusing with various special plants, but instead they went and offended Tang San by risking everything to fuse with the Blue Silver Emperor. Even if they succeeded, what good would it do?

People these days are so arrogant. How can you hear such idiotic statements saying a 100,000-year soul bone is useless, and healing and flight are worthless soul skills? Healers always have a healer with them. Even if you're a Title Douluo in Douluo Continent, if you can't fly, you can't fly, even if you can briefly stay airborne.

That metal box is integrated with the mountain, right? Why can't it be taken away?

The earlier parts of Douluo Continent were well-written, so it's understandable that he didn't take the soul bone. After all, Tang Hao could easily kill the protagonist, and the soul bone was on his person, so he could sense it with a simple touch. It's like he suddenly went crazy, creating an original world 🙂, and even digitizing it. He suddenly released some poison!

Many of the reasons why this kind of book is not good: If you're going to write an invincible protagonist story, don't suppress combat power. Give him an awesome martial spirit and an awesome cultivation technique. If you want to write a story about ordinary people leveling up, then take it one step at a time, and write about how people go through countless difficulties to obtain things, like in…

How did it get featured in this week's top picks with so many negative reviews?

Utterly speechless. The opening chapters barely cover the main text, the writing isn't even that good, and then they jump straight into the game's survival world to pad out the plot. I'm done.

The author has a wild imagination, but lacks the actual skill and loves to create elaborate plots. Leaving aside the plot, the author completely disregards it, focusing solely on the protagonist's cheat abilities and skills without clearly explaining them. The author rambles on and on, with a jumble of confusing settings that will leave you bewildered.

No, you already have immortal techniques, why bother with a system? What's the point of these immortal techniques if you write a system? And the Iron Shirt skill? There are only two reasons to read Douluo Continent fanfiction: one, you're unhappy with the plot and want to mess with the protagonist; two, you find the spirit ring system interesting (not referring to levels, but spirit souls and…