Cultivating Immortality Begins with Growing an Immortal Spirit Root

The protagonist's personality is a major issue; he's like a goofball, with all sorts of pronouncements and thoughts. Even inanimate objects like the will of heaven and earth and lightning tribulations have emotions, making cultivation feel like a child's game. It's a novel with a good premise, but the writing style is too poor.

Isn't it beautiful, xdm? This kind of subtle, refined cultivation style is much better than the uniform gangster-style cultivation dramas.

In short, the reputation of "Daily Drug Delivery" is well-deserved.

The beginning was somewhat interesting, but the descent down the mountain turned into a nightmare for the blind.

The beginning was fine. But once you entered someone else's sect, it just didn't feel right. The part about encountering the dragon again was clearly written by a completely different person.

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It's another game where the whole world is full of enemies, and it's set in Dihua...

The City God should have a happy ending! He was originally a benevolent god, but the protagonist planted the seeds of his demonic nature. How does the author plan to write this? Will the City God fall into demonic ways, and then the protagonist resolve the consequences? Or will the City God suffer eternal damnation and perish? Neither seems quite right.

Seeing Jiang Li reminds me of the Mahayana stage.

It has a touch of the serene charm of "The Chess Master's Tale"! As long as it doesn't become idiotic later on and the plot remains reasonable, this could be another great book.