I Told You to Train, Not Burn Your Lifespan to Speedrun

You always write about the protagonist getting angry and helpless when he encounters trouble, but you never actually take action to solve the problem. Are you trying to drive the protagonist crazy?

I have to say, the scene of blocking the way to collect taxes outside the mountains is utterly brainless. There are no roads in the mountains; how many people do you need to deploy to block the hunters and get their catch? People aren't stupid; they've learned their lesson and won't take a detour. They have absolutely no social experience.

Wow, the early part is a fantasy story about demons and monsters, but as soon as you escape the spawn point, it turns into a martial arts drama. So there are dungeon restrictions?

The author is so speechless at constantly suppressing the protagonist; it's either a piece of garbage from an AI studio or...

Even after cultivating for hundreds of years and even drawing upon the wisdom of one's descendants, one still ends up a weakling.

I just want to know how the protagonist, who can't live more than a year and whose lifespan isn't increased even by raising his cultivation level, is supposed to survive.

This realm is extremely chaotic; after cultivating for hundreds of years, they're still afraid of this and that; and the realms of demons are also extremely chaotic; how awesome is the protagonist in the early stages?

How to achieve immortality by slaying demons and monsters?

It's so frustrating to copy like this and still end up like this; you deserve to be laid off!

I couldn't even get through the first chapter; it's really terrible.