Fellow Daoist, Your Dao Companion Really Isn't in My Cave!

Let me explain why my work gets constantly censored. To pass the censors, I have to expand the content with action descriptions. This way, I can write it while maintaining the original meaning. I try to keep the battle scenes as concise as possible, but I have to write more about Cao Cao's side.

For some reason, the author, like in the previous book, insisted on placing the protagonist in a weak, humble position, powerless to do anything. The previous book started with the protagonist constantly running away and fleeing in terror. This book is even more outrageous, as if every named character is stronger than the protagonist, and anyone can and will bully the protagonist.

27 Chapters / 270,000 words? 🤔

Ayu's cultivation progress was not ideal, but he did manage to latch onto a beautiful young woman who knew alchemy.

Don't read it with your brain, but the silliness is spot-on. By the way, what's the author's/moderator's ID? I want to take a look. 😍

Breaking through to the Foundation Establishment stage requires so many pills; is it really possible to continue cultivating?

The flavor is rich and distinctive; those who know, know. 😏

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22 Chapters, 220,000 words? I almost thought I was seeing things.