The Fierce Immortal Way

A level-five author with only one new book of 150,000 words—who knows what good stuff he wrote before? I need to check it out. 😍

Hey bro, the plot you wrote is too slow. He's clearly a reincarnation of a powerful figure, yet he's causing himself so much trouble during the Qi Refining stage. It's a bit illogical. Right now, he should be focusing on cultivating and recovering his strength to help everyone soar, instead of going around showing off and slapping people in the face.

If a star system can rank third just because it has reached the Golden Core stage, then that Golden Core cultivator must have a speed of at least one light-year per second, or possess some kind of powerful teleportation array; otherwise, it would be impossible to manage them all.

Yes, it's great! The protagonist is a straightforward person, not overly cunning or calculating. He's decisive in his actions. It's undeniably a very good read. So far, the male lead seems like a wise and decisive leader, yet his daily life is quite relatable. Also, it seems there's no female lead in the book yet.

It was both enjoyable and frustrating to read; there was a slight discomfort, though I couldn't quite pinpoint why. But it's undeniably a very good book. This slight discomfort is more unpleasant than several major flaws. It's a real shame to find such a good book.

It's a pity, it's tasteless to eat but a shame to throw away.

This book is not a mindless wish-fulfillment novel. Many inconsistencies are plot holes, not bugs. Mindless animation may seem nonsensical and contradictory.

I've taken a look, and it seems pretty good. But what exactly is the value of spirit stones? And the population on one planet is far too small.

Why are the old books blocked? They shouldn't be unavailable, but it's been over a year since they finished writing them before starting a new book. I wonder if they've been removed from the book club too?

I've only read a few chapters; the pacing is good, and the plot is also quite good. Its main characteristic is that it talks too much nonsense, to the point that it's a bit annoying. One-third of the chapter consists of nonsensical dialogue, and it repeats the same things over and over again. In terms of daily life, there are too many explanatory descriptions. Often, after finishing a chapter and reflecting on the content, I realize the plot has progressed, but only a little bit.