I! The Immortal Who Returned from the Immortal Martial World!

I have just one question: what does the third level of Qi Refining in Chapter 86 even mean?! Do you guys still dare to continue reading? Make a bold prediction At this pace, it will either be a poorly executed ending or abandoned altogether; there are no other possible outcomes. Under bold predictions With such heavy pressure upfront, the mid-stage upgrade will either be a rocket launch or collapse at the Core Formation stage!

The writing style and technique are too simplistic, and the material used is the same old stuff that was overused a decade ago. It's hard to imagine that an author with millions of words of completed works could produce something like this.

The story is designed for a fast pace, serving the needs of a cultivation world. Writing something that's long, tedious, and tedious will only make readers feel it's watered down.

If a low-level martial arts world is this long, then a high-level martial arts world would be incredibly long and tedious.

Well written, the writing style is really good. The weak cultivation levels and slow pacing were initially considered drawbacks, but overall it's incredibly enjoyable to read. The character's development in other worlds hasn't slowed down; in fact, he's getting stronger and stronger. My only concern now is the female lead. Although she doesn't have one yet, the author really needs to pay attention to reader feedback on her. Keep it up, author!

I bet 50 cents that the protagonist of 500,000 words is still in the Qi Refining stage.

The author is an older writer, not using his original pen name; it seems he's a eunuch who goes out to make purchases for the palace.

Authors nowadays often portray the world in their books as very dark, presumably because reality was indeed dark in the early stages of the Industrial Revolution. However, the reality was that the Industrial Revolution created a surplus of farmers, leading to such high consumption. Furthermore, decades later, the population was essentially declining, whereas a feudal society experienced negative population growth for thousands of years.

It's exhilarating, but I have a suggestion: if some insignificant minor characters want to challenge the main character, they can simply let their subordinates handle it. They're being paid to do all the work themselves; they shouldn't be the ones handling everything.

The cheat codes are too overpowered: first, immortality; second, invincibility, allowing escape to other worlds if one can't win; third, time is accelerated a hundredfold; fourth, one becomes extremely wealthy, able to transfer resources between different worlds; and fifth, one steals the wisdom accumulated by other worlds.