Cultivation: I Have a Portable Paradise

I'm sick of reading about pet collection in "Cave Heaven" novels. Every pet they collect is completely useless; it's like they've found a father figure. And can pets even die for the protagonist? Probably not. I haven't read this one yet.

This novel is even more exaggerated than those drug-fueled stories! In Qi Refining, breaking through from level one to level two requires elixirs, and Qi Refining also requires the Breaking Through Miasma Pill. 😅😅😅 Are novels these days really this exaggerated? What's the point of cultivating immortality then? It feels like cultivating insane abilities, requiring so many things.

If you have a blessed land but don't practice alchemy, won't you be hunted down by a bunch of people for the next few hundred years? At least having the identity of an alchemist provides an extra layer of protection. If the market falls into chaos later, you can use your connections to escape. Cultivation isn't just about fighting, killing, buying and selling, and exchanging benefits; all of these are part of cultivation.

I've only read a few lines and I'm a little curious why the author starts with prostitution. It seems like a way to discourage readers; it's more harmful than helpful. Is the author filtering out potential readers? I'm simply curious about the author's thought process.

Three spiritual roots? You've written them as even worse than five spiritual roots, and they start by poisoning you.

It won't be interesting if it doesn't escape the established framework. There should be blessed lands and grottoes that assist the protagonist's cultivation (besides planting). For example, cultivation techniques should be linked to these blessed lands, mutually reinforcing and enhancing each other.

Don't use your brain when you look at this. They say they don't flaunt their wealth, but then they're ready to give away a few spirit stones for free. After gathering information, they spend money to buy more information. And these two can still claim they don't treat money like money when they acquire resources.

I don't want to read cultivation novels that start from the first level of Qi Refining anymore; they should at least start from Foundation Establishment. What's the point of writing about weaklings fighting each other? Almost every book is like that; it's so overdone, I'm really tired of it.

With a grotto-heaven, one can become an earth immortal; by directly binding oneself to the grotto-heaven, one can ascend to heaven in one step.

I have a common problem in many cultivation novels: are the so-called four arts of cultivation only alchemy, weapon crafting, and formation? The talismanic arts are completely absent in the later stages, and you can't even see a single high-level talisman.