Cultivation Loans

Cultivation loans are even using leverage; if this collapses, everyone will go bankrupt.

Has the author read Xiong Lang Gou's new book? It's about cultivating immortality in a capitalist world, where everyone is borrowing money. The protagonist's future development might really be like that in the book. For example, in the future, cultivation in this world will require renting heavenly spiritual roots, external sources, and magical cultivation.

Finance is such a hassle; I didn't understand the first loan application. The protagonist gave the dog one year of life. If the tiger is brought back to normal, then what's the repayment schedule after the tiger recovers? It's not specified. They can't just not repay the loan, can they? Furthermore, the protagonist actually sacrificed 1.2 Years of their lifespan in this process.

Author, you've abandoned two books in a row. You should really change your account! This account is basically useless now. Even if you start a new book, not many old fans will dare to subscribe.

Dude, I was drawn in because I wanted to see your creative ideas on applying financial strategies to cultivation, but instead it's mostly dark cultivation content. The cheat ability is severely restricted and can only serve as an embellishment to the dark cultivation. Isn't that a bit of a misplaced focus and a case of the accompaniment overshadowing the main point?

Don't mess around with romance in the Demonic Sect. The protagonist's talent is terrible, yet he levels up so quickly and even shows off in front of his master, a cannibalistic demonic cultivator. He's riddled with problems, and he still sends the woman to gather information. A group of three people from the same system who are already useless might rise up.

Think about it yourself. This topic is really great. If you keep writing, you might not become a master, but you'll definitely be able to make a living.

You're writing about your mother and then abandoning it as soon as it's published?

This author is an old eunuch; every book he publishes is cut off before it's released. The ideas are great, but unfortunately, the author is too ambitious. If the sales aren't good, he just cuts it off.

Given the author's bad habit, I waited a few days, and sure enough...