I Am Immortal Shi Zhong

It's baffling. With such a high level of cultivation, possessing the Eight-Nine Arcane Arts and the Supreme Intuition, and having already cultivated into a human immortal, he's concerned about three hundred acres of farmland, talking about Dharma companions, wealth, and land. May I ask, what use can three hundred acres of ordinary human farmland have for a protagonist who is already a human immortal? Will it grow fire dates or allow him to open up a cave?

Why not start as a carefree immortal, living leisurely in the mountains or traveling the world from time to time? Bringing up those two women, especially the younger sister, their personalities are truly disgusting. You could say the younger sister is a major flaw.

The protagonist is a spoiled and supposedly naive woman, and he doesn't care about being scolded by her... Then the protagonist plagiarizes Journey to the West and Dream of the Red Chamber, claiming it as his own. I guess all four classic novels will plagiarize something after this. How many years ago was this formula?

Why create such a female character? Her impotent rage and incompetent nature, having only learned a little bit, makes her want to do everything and say anything—is she trying to incite misogyny? Even as a woman, I find this kind of woman repulsive. Did the author ever encounter such a weirdo in real life? I've never met anyone like her.

Talking about things like food supplies and magical herbs is too arbitrary. I'll only cover the first few dozen chapters here, because that's all I've read so far. First, the writing style and plot development in this article are both above average.

The writing is too bland and clichéd, it feels like reading something from ten years ago; I have no desire to continue reading.

Having read about thirty chapters, I'm quite disappointed with this book so far! The plot so far is like trying to build a temple in a snail shell—too small. The characters' cultivation levels are also too high, and what's with a demon sage liking a woman who's just started cultivating? So far, it feels like a martial arts novel disguised as a cultivation story! It wouldn't feel out of place as a martial arts novel at all! It completely lacks the grand scale of a cultivation world!

There should be female characters in any book, as long as the romance isn't forced. In the cultivation world, women with power have authority, and women with authority can choose their own lives—whether they have many male concubines, dedicate themselves to cultivation, or become wives and mothers.

Generally speaking, the first two women are quite repulsive. Seriously, the protagonist seems incredibly thirsty; what kind of women are they? Does he not care about character as long as they're pretty?

Wow, this synopsis: "Slay all the injustices of the world?" I haven't read the content yet... It can't be true, right? 😥😥