In an Age of Martial Arts, You Use Talismans to Rule the Ages?

It's already chapter 72 and he's only at the second level of Qi Refining. It'll probably take over a thousand chapters to build him to Foundation Establishment. This is a common problem among Qidian authors: spending a lot of time writing about lower cultivation levels.

The premise is really good; I hope it stays that way and doesn't include any inexplicably idiotic plot points like the younger generation taking on the older ones. So far, it seems quite good.

You've only reached the first level of Qi Refining, and after a month of eating meat, you still haven't made up for the damage to your body. You need to replenish it for another two or three months. What kind of immortal are you cultivating? Could it be that you deliberately suppressed your cultivation level because you knew the story would fall apart later?

I'm speechless. I haven't read a single novel where cultivating immortality and leveling up depletes one's physical body.

The author seems to be writing a bit slowly. Although the writing style is excellent, the author isn't an established writer and doesn't have a large fan base. I'm worried they might not be able to retain readers in the end.

Keep it up! The book is great; the first thirty chapters are in the top ten of all the books I've read this year. 😍

The rest is fine, but what gives the wealthy residents of the city the confidence to act so recklessly? To put it bluntly, even if a martial artist can't win a head-on fight. A sneak attack is possible, but it's impossible for every member of the main branch to have someone protecting them. If you really piss them off, one son will die today, another grandson tomorrow.

You can't see the difference between the two worlds. Things from the cultivation world, like magical power, can be stronger in the martial arts world than in the cultivation world. And things from the martial arts world can be stronger in the cultivation world than in cultivation itself. You claim to have exceptional talent, yet you haven't demonstrated any extraordinary abilities. You haven't bothered to gather intelligence. Your main role is simply to look down on the natives of both worlds.

Seeing the latest chapter, at this rate, it will take 400 chapters to reach the Foundation Establishment stage. Also, given the body in the cultivation world, at this rate, it might not even reach Foundation Establishment by chapter 1000. There's too much daily writing; sometimes a single sentence has to be repeated many times.

I initially thought that with two worlds, the protagonist would rise rapidly, but it seems like this is just filler. Judging from the current trend, it might be another story about increasing combat power while suppressing cultivation level. Also, with this kind of dual-world transmigration novel, switching between two worlds at the same time, the transitions between worlds are too jarring.