Cultivation: From Discarded Sect Disciple to Everlasting Dao Venerable

Such a powerful cheat ability, capable of copying and overwriting, is wasted if the protagonist didn't go to great lengths to connect with the top 10 geniuses on the rankings or participate in the annual world's top three sects' martial arts competition to copy the best talent. He'd have to cultivate diligently every day, and it would take him three years to go from Qi Refining level 4 to 5.

Why do they all like to challenge the rules from the bottom up?

Let me explain why some people don't use the "golden finger" (cheat code) effectively. If the protagonist were 15, this would be fine. But the protagonist is 35. Constantly refining pills and making money in a routine way won't work. There's no time for cultivation. That's how you wrote it yourself. By the time he's 50, there are only 15 years left.

The title has been changed to: Cultivation: In Yellow Maple Valley, I was taken care of from the start.

Why borrow the influence of a nobody when you can borrow the power of the senior disciple of the Enforcement Hall? The moment the senior disciple's sword talisman appears, how could the disciples stationed in Yellow Maple Valley not lend a hand?

To be honest, this plot is really ridiculous. If you want to play the market game, you can only do so in specific environments. In this jungle world, playing it safe is the only way to win. First, you should check the buyback prices at those shops. If the profit is good, and they offer 2 spirit fragments or more, you should sell it directly.

The protagonist is 35 years old and left the sect. His spiritual root talent is poor, right? His cultivation techniques are from mainland China, right? These are the two most fatal flaws. Even if the protagonist has no shortage of spirit stones, can he recklessly consume pills? There's the pill poisoning, the drug resistance. He's inherently weak.

I feel that if you can't write a particularly interesting story, you should at least arrange some fortuitous events to advance the cultivation level in the early stages. Now, writing hundreds of chapters of hundreds of thousands of words for the Qi Refining stage is simply unreadable.

I feel like your cheat codes aren't working very well.

I'm begging you all, please don't let this book become a "follow-up" novel! All recommendations and smart suggestions now prioritize reading what you're currently following. Our traditional, mortal-fiction-style novels are already slow-paced, and letting them fester and die is very easy. 🙏🙏🙏