Longevity Begins with Awakening Superpowers

Saving the Wei family involved such a huge risk, and we gained absolutely nothing in return. It's a complete loss! We saved Wei's mother once, Wei's son twice, and the Wei family once, risking being hunted down by the Seven Killings Pavilion, offending the Heavenly Azure Sect, and even giving up a bottle of priceless Earth Vein Elixir. What did we get in return? Just a glimpse into the treasure vault, nothing else. It's a total loss!

They only took the primary treasure from the secret realm, abandoning everything else! The reward is two days of training in the "No money, no immortality" realm.

Reading Chapter Seven about frying fish, I realized the author didn't have much experience with the impoverished life of ancient times. Cooking methods like grilling and frying cause fat loss. You should have boiled the fish. In Mongolia, they mostly boiled lamb, rarely roasted.

The recent chapters have been really weak... Furthermore, he hasn't taught his younger sister cultivation at all. Hopefully, some mysterious place like the Flowing Cloud Secret Realm or the Cold Water Palace won't appear and try to steal her away; this kind of plot is outdated.

A farmer selling his land to bury his parents is like a modern person selling their house to buy their parents a luxurious tombstone—how filial that is!

Isn't the restriction that one cannot freely use acquired abilities to attack others due to innate abilities too vague? During the city scene, others were jumping around in front of you, trying to kill your disciple, and you couldn't even intervene? And later, when you went to destroy an assassin organization's stronghold? Even those with innate abilities couldn't attack?

Five taels of silver for an iron pot and some salt is outrageous. In the Ming Dynasty of my country, an iron pot could be bought for one or two hundred copper coins, and salt was even cheaper. I hope the author will be more careful and patient when writing. Writing is inherently a troublesome task, and researching more materials will help improve the logic of the article.

In the Hong Kong drama "Across the Seas," the protagonist saves a tycoon's life. Afterwards, when he goes to find the tycoon, the tycoon throws a handful of money on the ground and tells the protagonist to get lost. Successful people tend to be indifferent to human nature. The protagonist often uses extremely precious spiritual gem liquid to save people, but they are usually repaid with ingratitude.

If you can't hold out any longer, stop talking about being cautious and prudent... If you insist on fighting a predatory opponent the day after tomorrow... You might as well just change your strategy and go all out! 😅

You can't judge a book by its cover; you can know a person's face but not their heart. The villagers didn't catch any fish, but the protagonist did—and it was a fish with special properties! The protagonist had no tricks up his sleeve. It's a good thing it's a novel, or he would have died long ago. 😥😥