Immortal Altar, Divine Lord

Why is this author still only at Level 1 after writing seven books?

Opening the altar and bestowing talismans, gathering incense in the countryside, and sharing the altar online.

So at this stage, is the protagonist going to become a bearded man? Now I have a few questions: First, what is Grandma's cultivation level? How much combat power can she exert? Will she sacrifice herself later? Second, what is the full name of the Evil Glutton? What is the so-called "liquidization" cultivation level? Third, what level is an 800-year-old immortal at?

If I were to write a maximum of 50 chapters, I'd have to shove a gun down his throat. It was so frustrating to watch. It's neither sloppy nor can it get hard. They keep going in circles, unable to grasp the "satisfaction point". What's going on?!

Here's my suggestion: either use the 24-hour clock system or the 12-hour clock system. Putting it in parentheses is a bit odd.

I have a suggestion: the writing is too slow. It's already over 400,000 words, and the protagonist hasn't even reached the first level of the Nine Dharma Aspects. According to the setting, there are still nine more levels to go before breaking through. I'm asking the author: are you planning to write over 400,000 words for each level?

That's good. Putting aside empty promises like 10,000 subscriptions, if you keep writing and maintain the momentum, achieving the same level of success as "The Blade of Destruction" is entirely possible. Besides, I think your story of a fallen prince's rise to power is even more compelling.

I thought the first few chapters were alright, but now that I've read over 50 chapters, I'd like to share some thoughts. I remember the formula from over ten years ago: the protagonist is constantly being chased, then he kills the younger ones to take the older ones, and so on, snowballing out like that.

At least finish writing it; it's just mediocre.

I just got a new monthly pass today, here you go.