Returning to the Modern World with the Immortal Sect Master

I can't stand this part anymore. Does the author even have a sister? If not, doesn't he have family? He's incredibly powerful, yet his sister is being harassed and threatened, and he's still so hesitant and worried... I'm dropping this book. It was a pretty good book, but it felt like eating cake and then swallowing a piece of shit.

It seems the sect leader also liked the male lead back in the Immortal Sect, but that was the kind of affection one has for a child. Now it's evolved into the kind of romantic love between a man and a woman; the maternal instinct has changed.

To be honest, searching the whole world is indeed a good idea. With so many places and diverse cultures, there's bound to be great material. As long as the author has broad knowledge and a wealth of experience, it will be easy to write about. As for money, they could achieve financial freedom using cultivation items. I doubt anyone enjoys reading a part-time job diary from a romance novel.

This is so sweet, it's almost sickening! 😚

When someone forcibly broke into her home, she said she was upset and had to demand an explanation, but once she got there, she just brushed it off with a few words? This is supposed to be a spiritual revival novel, author! Besides, the female lead, as the head of a sect, doesn't have any air of authority; she's more like a naive and innocent character.

Well, the story is good, but the male lead's personality is really awful.

1. It feels like the female lead is accepting the new world a little too quickly. Although they have lived for thousands of years, they may have a strong ability to accept things. However, they were able to accept jeans when buying clothes and the male protagonist washing his feet (it seems that women in ancient times could not show their feet to others casually.

I don't quite understand why so many novels nowadays portray liking small animals as a sign of compassion. Is it because Western brainwashing has been too successful? But in reality, many people who like cats and dogs love their cats and dogs more than they love their parents and family members. What kind of compassion is this? It's incomprehensible.

Why did the author write the protagonist to be so pathetic? This isn't being apathetic, it's just being a loser. 😭

Seeing the sect leader eating a steamed bun makes me feel really strange. It's a woman I've barely seen in the immortal realm, not even his girlfriend. She's eating a steamed bun, so what? Why am I empathizing? Would you feel the same way seeing your brother eat a steamed bun?