I Burn Joss Paper Every Day, and Became the Dao Ancestor

After reading the first five chapters, I have a question! How could the protagonist, who possessed only strength but lacked martial arts skills, possibly defeat another cultivator at the Copper Skin Realm? Could it be that the other side also hasn't practiced combat skills? The two of them were throwing wild punches. And yet they brazenly kept babbling on and on, trying to warn the other party?

So everyone's training is just to draw a giant bow, right? Why don't you just create a bow weighing a hundred million jin? That's a huge bow, isn't it?

Gou Dongxi, the novel "Ten Thousand Religions" isn't even finished yet, and he's already rushing to release a new book.

Holy crap, you only post one update a day, and you're doing two at once! You need to give your viewers an explanation!

Based on the previous book's lack of credibility, I decisively abandoned it!

The author notes that simply being the strongest doesn't qualify one to be a Dao Ancestor. For example, Hongjun Laozu taught the Three Pure Ones, who in turn founded the Daoist school, thus earning the title of Dao Ancestor. Therefore, unless you founded the current mainstream cultivation path, you are not worthy of being called a Dao Ancestor.

There are too many clichéd plots, and the author is hiding his true abilities. You are the legitimate son, yet you still hide them. You even need the author to cheat you to create a cultivation technique. It's bizarre.

The power system is a bit confusing. In the first few chapters, the protagonist had the strength of two oxen and a tiger, so why is his strength only a few hundred pounds? I learned from the internet that a tiger's slap can reach a ton.

Choosing to wait and see was definitely the right decision; it was indeed abandoned. After such a long hiatus, and not being a top author with a huge following, hesitation is perfectly normal. Even if you resumed regular updates with frequent bursts of new chapters, this 4,000-word daily update is hardly sustainable; who would keep following? Wouldn't that be like jumping into a pit of despair?

New and old books being abandoned at the same time, that's fantastic!