Cultivating Immortality, and What’s with This System for All Worlds?

The inspiration for this book comes from a book called "Systems Are Abstract, But I Am Too". This book is about a protagonist who didn't actually time-travel, but the system thinks he did, and then all sorts of things happen. It's a very well-written book with a tight plot; you should check it out!

The comments section lately is full of all sorts of AI images.

The sect leader is so cunning. Regardless of whether he's a good person or not, the fact that he shows a good side means he's a decent person. But his subordinates are acting so disgustingly, shouldn't he clean them up? He's already powerful enough to rule alone, why does he still have to compromise with a bunch of weak junior disciples?

I didn't have high hopes, but the book was surprisingly good.

I've found a bug. The protagonist's master has such incredible talent and is skilled in illusion magic, so why couldn't he just capture and interrogate all ten peak masters one by one after reaching the Mahayana stage? And with such amazing creation techniques, why not borrow his disciple's Qingchan's targeted truth-revealing technique or a targeted, non-invasive soul-searching technique?

I, Wang Tieniu, am from Ping'an County. I joined a sect at the age of 6, and my dream is to join the inner sect and roam the sect world. For this goal, I, Wang Tieniu, have never been inferior to anyone in my life, and I have tried every possible way to join the inner sect! But setbacks kept piling up, failure after failure! And more failure... "Ou Douxi, is this all I can do?"

I just want to ask when you awakened your superpowers. I only joined because I saw you playing with superpowers in the cultivation world.

Listen to me, just get past this disgusting brothel plot already. Your supposedly dramatic twists and turns are riddled with bugs. Unless the sect leader is a complete idiot behind the scenes, a normal person, if they're a villain themselves, certainly wouldn't want their subordinates to be villains too. Disgusting compromises only happen when the power levels are evenly matched. Your idiotic female-oriented strategy battle plot is insulting to the readers' intelligence.

First, this book has no main plot. Secondly, this book has nothing to do with cultivation; it's more like a romance light novel. In addition, many descriptions of the protagonist's interactions with erotic content are too stiff. There are also some plot points that have absolutely no purpose other than the poisoning; well, perhaps the word "water" (meaning excessive or irrelevant) serves a…

That's too similar, bro!