Fellow Daoist, Please Don't Ascend

Immortality is an eternal topic. The title of this work was quite surprising; I thought the author had switched to the cultivation genre. But after reading it, I realized it's a continuation of the previous style – a cult-like story. The protagonist is a cowardly, ordinary person, but in a vivid, interesting, and relatable way.

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I've seen a few that look alright, I'll save them for later.

What else might appear inside a dewdrop? Feel free to share your ideas here, and we'll include some suitable ones in the article.

The latest chapter I've read so far describes a cheat ability where a cup can produce various kinds of dewdrops. Breakthrough beads, fire beads, animals, humans, and cultivation techniques have all appeared. I'm really looking forward to what else is in store. The plot is pretty good too, with constant twists and turns that are quite unexpected.

I read a dozen chapters and left. It was just more of that martial arts school training and qi cultivation stuff, plus some messy stuff about servants and the head of the household. It had absolutely nothing to do with what was described in the synopsis.

The scope is too broad and arbitrary, lacking rigor. Perhaps a more absurd text would be better. See you again sometime.

Why hasn't it been updated? It's really good. I want to keep reading.

The plot is so tightly paced; the protagonist encounters major events wherever he goes.

Why are the titles of the first four chapters displayed without any content?