Cultivating Immortality by Enslaving Ghosts

I thought he was a rational protagonist with a cheat-like ability, but it turns out he's someone whose physical actions are controlled by that cheat. He can't even do what he wants, no wonder the comments say he's brainless.

LOL, author! Do you even know what "no female lead" means? There's a woman in it? Does that count as "no female lead"? Remove the category; don't try to have your cake and eat it too.

That's good. Write according to your own ideas and don't let some readers lead you astray.

Why write the protagonist as such a dim-witted, saintly figure? I strongly suggest the author make the protagonist's personality more aloof and cold, and have fewer female supporting characters around him. This would likely make the book much more interesting.

Good, very good, very interesting. I'll give you all my recommendation votes tomorrow. Keep it up! By the way, it's okay to have women in the story. The plots involving those two women in the book are quite good so far, but it's best if there aren't any scenes where the male lead goes in and out of the story seven times, traveling thousands of miles to rescue the female lead.

This heartless scumbag who pulled out the chicken—what could the author have gone through to become so psychologically twisted? Even a random stranger's baby would be saved by a normal person, let alone their own child from a previous life. Could it be that the author experienced having a child who wasn't their own?

I found it interesting to write; it's much better than just a template.

Why does the protagonist insist on fighting the White Lotus Sect to the bitter end? They could have cooperated and gained benefits.

"Shadow Puppet Master in Chaotic Times" is pretty good!

The author is actually writing two books simultaneously, but this one seems even better.