Cultivating Immortality in a World of Spirits and Monsters: I Become a Land of Great Evil

One thing that attracted me was the many blessings the protagonist created. I found them very interesting and hope there will be more such interesting blessings in the future. As for whether it should be a family-based story or a story set in a haunted land, I think a story set in a haunted land would be better. It doesn't have to be confined to a single family.

This book won't turn you into a human; the main storyline revolves around leveling up through dangerous locations. Readers who enjoy stories about dangerous locations can rest assured.

For a new author and a new book, this naming style is a bit scary. It's especially like a story about an author who sells their account and then abandons it. They use a good idea to write something successful first, then resell it to a studio. It's either abandoned or has a terrible ending. I feel like this book will probably be abandoned around chapters 200 to 300. 😏😏😏

The original plan for this book was to use a multi-threaded approach, including the story of a "strange family" and a "strange and ominous place". However, some readers have expressed a desire to reduce content related to Li Sheng and his family. I want to create a questionnaire. Find out which storyline is more popular and add content to the corresponding character's side quests accordingly. (The amount of subsequent plot can be adjusted based on the results.)

As long as there's no main character forcing a physical relationship to cause trouble, and then introducing several so-called female leads to drive the plot, this book's concept and writing style should be decent. Some stories could easily revolve around a single tree, a tiger, or a weapon throughout, but instead, they insist on introducing a physical relationship early on with a so-called female lead, only to write it poorly, resulting in a self-indulgent and ultimately disappointing read.

I initially thought it was a cult classic, but after reading for a while it turned out to be just a babysitting novel, a bait and switch, and the protagonist is extremely saintly.

After reading over ten chapters, the protagonist's cheat ability seems to appear out of nowhere. The source of his power and abilities is unclear, and his powers are given inexplicably, like a lottery. The origins of the inauspicious places he's attached to are also poorly explained. They're just labeled as inauspicious, like place names.

It's getting increasingly boring. It feels so superficial; everything is vague, nothing is clearly described, there's not even a specific system panel. The story is the same; it feels like you're imitating *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio*, but it's completely different—just very vague.

You can list them in the comments below. Interesting parts will be added to the characters in the book!

It's best to keep this kind of story away from ordinary people. Writing about sacrificing mortals will definitely get you a 404 (censored) error, and writing about raising mortals... Well... Would a proper dangerous place raise people? If it does, then it's a blessed place, right? So it's best to avoid it altogether. Recommended route: