Thirty Years in the Demon-Slaying Bureau, and I Rule the World with One Hand!

This setup, the protagonist just keeps focusing on increasing his cultivation level? What's the point of cultivation techniques then? Does this mean the protagonist won't need any more techniques later on? At most, he'll just learn some moves.

My childhood sweetheart is a domineering and unreasonable girl. She doesn't do well in school and always pesters me to let her copy my homework. I have to wait for her to go to and from school. When she got a boyfriend in her first year of high school, she stopped bothering me.

The author likely doesn't have a main storyline or an outline; they'll just write whatever comes to mind.

I think the author is amazing. 99% Of authors would have given up on the book long ago. You have to admire their dedication. Keep it up! 👍

Why do some people always enjoy watching other people's lives unfold...? If the protagonist is this overpowered, it's better to just write an omniscient and omnipotent protagonist.

It's a mix of martial arts and fantasy, but unfortunately, the descriptions of combat power are lacking. Aside from a ranking system, that's it; like other martial arts stories, for example, when a True Qi cultivator attacks, the description of the battle leaving ruins for kilometers around is ridiculous. Forget about higher levels; there's none of that either. The whole True Qi/Yin Shen fighting thing is just child's play.

Well written, those who like it can take a look.

Well, the leveling speed is fast... But it's just not engaging, and this method of instantly boosting one's cultivation level always feels very jarring (in my opinion).

The author has made it onto the fantasy rankings! The protagonist's growth wasn't suppressed; he's decisive and ruthless, both cautious and vicious. Keep it up!

The invocation of the gods started off very awkwardly; it would have been better to have AI polish the content.