Tremble, Cultivators of Ancient Times!

I've been following this book for years. It's really good! ( )

I don't know what to say, so I'll just rant here.

If you don't know what to say, just leave a comment! 😄

I still want to read "The King's Avatar." Maybe I should write another entertainment story? I really like the male lead's personality, and please don't include a romance plot, okay? A well-written one would be a bonus, but a poorly written one would be rubbish...

My clean account has been invaded by an unfinished book; it's driving my OCD crazy! 😭

I feel the author could write a "literary genius" story; it's quite popular lately. I especially enjoyed the Chu Kuang part of *The King's Avatar*.

This is the first time I've encountered something that was taken down immediately after being listed. 6

Forgive my bluntness, but the author's writing skills are simply absurd for writing a fantasy novel. They can't even manage to create a coherent world across several continents in these two books, which fall apart as they go along. And they call this writing fantasy novels?

After reading dozens of chapters, it felt increasingly awkward; the slice-of-life elements were too heavy-handed. Then I realized the author wasn't originally in this genre. The main issue is that the author overlooked one point: in typical cultivation novels, power usually belongs to the individual, and when faced with even small gains, most authors habitually resort to violence. But this author's book is currently just a stripped-down slice-of-life rural novel.

I just found out about the new book today, and I read it in one go in 52 minutes. Although the setting has changed from modern times to cultivation of immortality, it still uses my most natural writing style, with a light pace and a warm and comforting inner world, making it a very pleasant read.