Cultivating the Dao and Longevity at Dragon-Tiger Palace

At first, I thought it was a martial arts story where, after a dozen chapters, one could cultivate and seek the Dao through martial arts—a traditional cultivation genre. But then I saw the latest chapter and it's a cultivation novel! What a waste! I thought it was a traditional cultivation story, but it's another cultivation novel. What a disappointment!

The protagonist, a seemingly useless character, masters a basic martial art in a month with the help of a cheat system. To avoid arousing suspicion, he doesn't reveal his talent. That makes perfect sense. He kept it to himself for three years and didn't tell anyone a thing. Very reasonable

Whenever I see the words "immortality," I think of the ruthless pursuit of longevity. Why not just transmigrate into a tortoise? Is immortality truly the ultimate goal of cultivators?

The protagonist has absolutely no creative ability.

It feels like everyone the protagonist wants to kill is an idiot, just standing there getting attacked without even running away. Can't cultivators who can travel between worlds just teleport underground? Can't someone who can fly from one world to another just teleport? Also, can't he sense how many people are lying in ambush? He's like an idiot, just walking straight into the middle of the ambush.

This thing should be in a martial arts film; finding it in a fantasy film is really bad luck.

The current system at Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) places the most emphasis on readership data. Could you please check the latest chapter and provide a single follower number? It's a small favor, but it could change the fate of this book. I will increase the update frequency in the coming days to repay everyone. Thank you!

There is no great terror in life and death; the real terror lies in clinging to immortality.

I've followed you for so many years... Keep it up! ...

Is it going to be another bunch of random, low-level martial arts techniques that I've learned?