Cultivation: My Talent Is Just a Little Too Strong

What does this mean? The protagonist only obtained celestial-grade magical power through overpowered means, and now a mere roadside nemesis has taken it. The plot after its release is quite mediocre.

The author's decision to change the plot was correct. The protagonist's starting point was too high; he's already a Holy Son, and he's even gained resources by selling "seeds." He lacks neither status nor resources, and his cheat system is the kind that's developed in seclusion.

Here I am! Readers of "My Daoist Companion Helps Me Achieve Immortality"! I read dozens of chapters of the previous book but couldn't finish it. "My Daoist Companion Helps Me Achieve Immortality" has that selfish, selfless, immortal-venerating protagonist, a classic "Survival of the Immortals" style, and the feeling of someone who's clearly a villain but is packaged as a saint by the whole…

The character design has changed. The sense of disconnect when entering the sect is too great, and the later parts are just empty talk and showing off. The pure cultivation is too peaceful, and what's the point if the protagonist is the only one cultivating? The women are all stereotypical, and they're not even as good as Ling Qing'er.

"My Daoist Companion Helps Me Achieve Immortality" is a great read. The protagonist's love is genuine but not excessive; he puts himself first, and his blend of pragmatism and shrewdness is commendable. Finally, a new book! I hope this one is well-written!

It's dead! This book was actually pretty good, except the protagonist was a bit too cold-hearted. It's a shame it was abandoned...

Forget it, it's the same as the last book, the same formula, you can read it all in one go.

The latest chapter, a righteous versus demonic path, feels like the protagonist is a completely different person from the previous ones; the protagonist has changed. It feels like the Golden Core protector has become the main character, while the protagonist, being protected, has become a supporting character, with all decisions made by the protector.

Author, stop saying you can't write. You're the author of this novel. You're in charge of controlling our reading pace. If you don't even have confidence, how can we have the confidence to keep reading? Even if you lack confidence, at least put on a confident facade and stop adding unnecessary risks to our reading.

It doesn't look as good as it used to; I've lost all interest in subscribing.