The Immortal Path: I Can Combine All Things

Adding the demonic sect element makes it feel less interesting. Many Tanada fanfics these days are filled with intrigue and backstabbing, as if the story ends after the protagonist has a few years of peaceful development.

I think synthesis is fine, but I can't stand it if it involves life forms. After all, with such powerful cheat abilities, what's the point of having a protagonist? If the protagonist isn't strong enough, two people can synthesize one, a million people can synthesize one. What's the point of having a useless protagonist? What can't he do?

The first chapter, between the first and second levels of Qi Refining, already mocks the scheming and backstabbing, portraying everyone as villains; after selling herbs twice, some suspect the protagonist has a fortuitous opportunity and plan to harm him.

Seriously, it's better not to cultivate immortality at all; even the cultivation techniques are incomplete.

Is it beautiful? Does it include Shennong (the legendary Chinese deity)?

Theoretically speaking, shouldn't spiritual roots be able to be fused? One could even use various treasures of heaven and earth as spiritual roots. Or, to put it another way, if your spiritual root isn't enough, here's a money tree; I'll fuse it into it, and you'll have a metal-attribute heavenly spiritual root from now on.

Feel free to ask any questions or offer any suggestions; I'll answer them whenever I have time.

The protagonist's cheat ability doesn't directly benefit him; it needs time and stability to transform into real power. However, the author immediately places the protagonist in dire straits, which feels mismatched. Since the protagonist can't truly die, it's often accompanied by NPCs saying, "I want to kill the protagonist to seize his opportunity, but I'm a procrastinator; I'll wait for him to…