Mystical Longevity: Gaining Cultivation Points by Starting as a Butcher

Let me talk about how terrible this book is! Actually, when I read the first part, I thought it was pretty good, and even felt the rating was too low. When did I start to dislike the protagonist and abandon the book? It was when the protagonist, as the protector of a merchant guild, accompanied them to an auction.

The protagonist follows Wang Dazhi, the second-in-command's henchman, and deliberately lets himself be discovered, even threatening Wang's family. Is this some kind of Earthly rule of law transplanted to another world? A slum dweller would be killed outright, yet he dares to follow someone and deliberately let himself be discovered?

A modern person travels back in time 16 years and almost starves to death, only surviving thanks to his ancestor working as a night watchman. What is the meaning of this journey with his memories intact? I only became strong through my own hard work and practice. Damn it, this is a tag system novel, a skill point system, what's the point of the skill point system? Ninety percent of studios produce AI-generated content without any regard for its rationality or logical consistency.

I don't know what's wrong with writers these days. The nanny genre, the saintly genre, starting with a younger sister, then a widow, or even worse, forcibly adding three supporting characters. Just be rational and decisive to the end, instead of making these fancy additions, sometimes they're even contradicting themselves.

Someone like you who kills doesn't need to devour anything. Just set fire to the mountain, poison the river, or poison the well water. That'll guarantee you level up quickly.

Are you kidding me? Even a minor cultivation technique for skin refining is divided into 12 levels?

These days, it seems like no one on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) can write a novel without the protagonist starting out as a semi-crippled person.

This book is incredibly toxic. It clearly has a cheat code that can increase martial arts skills, but the author refuses to give it to the protagonist, forcing him to torture himself to improve his level. The author is deliberately suppressing the protagonist.

A little vitality adds a little proficiency. You gain at least dozens of vitality points a day by slaughtering pigs, while you only gain a few proficiency points a day by practicing on your own. What are you waiting for if you don't add any? Are you just playing around? Author, look at this logic. Your writing is pretty good for online novels, but unfortunately, your IQ is lacking. Or are you as forgetful as Mei Xizong?

The author has a congenital intellectual deficiency, possesses some literary talent, but lacks social experience, resulting in a chaotic story logic that requires a drop in intelligence to continue reading. In other words, the readers of this book may have a relatively low IQ.