The Forgotten Immortal Lord

As I watched further, something felt off. Wanting to become an immortal is fine, and even resorting to any means to achieve it is understandable. But if you lose all your principles in the pursuit of immortality, will you truly become an immortal or just some kind of monster?

The problem with this book is that the protagonist keeps bragging in the narration, talking about demons and immortals, and how this person is shocked and that person is shocked, piling up all sorts of unparalleled feats, but when it comes to actual combat, he's just so-so, and after all that, his fighting power is still the same.

At first, the novel seemed quite good, but the more I read, the more something felt off. The protagonist's Qi cultivation was so rapid in the early stages, but then he kept getting stuck at the Foundation Establishment stage. And to make matters worse, characters with higher cultivation levels appeared frequently, creating huge gaps in power.

This immortal realm is no different from others. It follows an exploitative, mafia-style formula, with few interesting supporting characters; only the protagonist is somewhat interesting. The story is more of a mortal cultivating immortality tale, and the protagonist's power-ups are minimal. This protagonist doesn't seem to have any ambition to change the world; he simply integrates into this exploitative and cannibalistic society. Those who want to read it can check it out. That's all.

Well, it feels like something's missing. The initial explanation of cultivation through science was a brilliant idea, and it gave off a sense that this was the founder's perspective on the world—a kind of obsessive worldview. But later, as the protagonist started cultivating using other people's techniques, his view of the world gradually became like that of the people in that world, and the…

I couldn't stand it anymore. He Nian had tried to die so many times but failed. It completely disgusted me. The book was initially incredibly imaginative and brilliantly absurd, but at some point, besides being absurd, it also developed an indescribable nausea, like fingernails scratching on styrofoam, giving you goosebumps.

Ideally, He Niansheng and Xia Ming would directly merge their souls, so that my beloved Immortal Venerable could be born and reign supreme for eternity! Hehehehehe∽

This is hilarious! This "golden finger" (cheat code) is a kind of illness. He Niansheng is a talent comparable to the Great Love Celestial Venerable, and the protagonist is also a talent. I really want to laugh!

I mean, if it were this name from the start, I wouldn't have had any desire to even click in.

When I first saw Mu Chuan, I thought it was a single female lead story. After Mu Chuan disappeared for a long time, I thought it was a story without a female lead. Now, author, are you telling me this is a harem story? Author Do you think readers who have read this far want to see romance or the main characters focusing on their careers and causing trouble?