The Max-Level Ancestor in the Mortal World

I read a few chapters completely bewildered, and then left still completely bewildered.

After reading three chapters, judging from the writing style and the character development (like Liu), it seems your goal is to adapt it into an anime. The characters are from a classic Chinese animation and you're trying to be funny. The writing is okay, but it's not suitable for my type of reader. I suggest changing the category to light novel.

Who is the main character? Is the author planning to write a BL (Boys' Love) story?

The first hour of the book is quite humorous, with many interesting jokes and gags. However, around chapter 60, the humor fades and the story becomes boring. The later plot becomes increasingly confusing. It doesn't feel like a typical "feel-good" novel, yet it falls short of being a proper cultivation novel.

I feel the problem with this book is that the plot is too tight, to the point of being a bit chaotic. It's like the story begins with the protagonist having an ancestor and then moving house to become a panda policeman, probably to show the feeling that his whole life is in chaos because of his ancestor. However, the protagonist's underlying storyline is not revealed here.

I had to tip 100 coins to be able to speak. I read this book a long time ago; I was disgusted by the part where Liu Nanxi saved her classmate Chen Xiang. They sent me the book again after it was finished, but I still couldn't take it anymore...

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The prices for cultivation items are outrageous! A single talisman costs a mere thousand, a bargain price! And it's a high-quality talisman, using a real-world currency system… They're treating the patriarch like dirt! I don't know what to say. This kid Liu has absolutely no sense of responsibility. The patriarch gave him both opportunities and a cleanup, but he showed no gratitude whatsoever.

It's a lighthearted story, quite relaxing to read. However, it has basically nothing to do with cultivation, and the level system is completely terrible. The writing is alright; the beginning was fine, but I couldn't continue reading after that secret realm scene.