Between Two Worlds: Becoming an Immortal Patriarch, Starting in the Demon Nation of America

This genre is cursed; only two out of ten will finish. And any slightly better one gets a bunch of sycophantic readers coming to report it.

The settings are unreasonable! A sect that produced ascensionists, two or three hundred years ago Time, aside from the protagonist's master who died of old age, is a long... All the generations are gone? They're all dead? And every... Do all generations only take on apprentices when they are on their deathbed? Or is it a single lineage? Is this a single-pass mode?

This is outrageous! How could you make a mistake using a calculator? 22 Points a day without sleep, 4 days to exchange for a lobster soldier, and you say 41 days. 124 Years of non-stop work to exchange for a 1 million-point cultivation technique, and you say 11 years. And you're incredibly wrong, overestimating the beginning and underestimating the end. You must be schizophrenic.

Isn't this a holy land for demonic cultivators? Demonic cultivators are forbidden from taking flight; with a wave of the Human Emperor's Banner, the White Bone Path is slaughtered, and the black demons howl in terror. Isn't that wonderful?

The timeline is quite absurd. A martial arts school that's been around for 200 or 300 years, besides producing immortals, has also produced Golden Core cultivators. But how did these Golden Core cultivators die? The author might say that Qi Refining doesn't increase lifespan, but Qi Refining allows one to live to 140 or 150 years old. Even so, based on over 300 years, the school could only have lasted five or six generations at most.

In modern times, it's understandable to say you lack spiritual energy, but you've transmigrated to the world of cultivation and you're still complaining about insufficient spiritual energy, especially since you're only at the mid-stage of Qi Refining! Nausea

The characters "" (zhuàn) and "" (lù) are used interchangeably. Let's distinguish them. One line uses "" (xiā bīng zhuàn), the next line uses "" (lù), and then it changes back to "". These two meanings are different. Talismans usually take the form of symbols and graphics, referring to the cryptic names of deities recorded among various talismans.

Speechless. I finally found a novel without a system panel attribute system and followed it until now, only to have the author forcefully add one. Unbelievable! But at least it saves me some coins to read other novels. 😅

Reading this book reminds me of the snow-covered forest, and the dilapidated temple where immortals dwell.

Is the lineage to which the protagonist belongs the lineage I left behind for the protagonist of "The Immortal of Heaven and Earth"?