Immortality Begins with Raising Dogs

The author is terrible at naming things! Even calling a tree spirit "Little Purple" would be better than calling it "Purple Plant"! 😅

You could call yourself Purple Plant, but what the hell is Purple Plant?

I haven't watched it yet, but the synopsis says it's a 9-foot snake. Nine feet! That's almost 3 meters long, and it's just a small snake.

What do you mean, "I'll kill him in six months"? Do you really think he'll wait six months? Won't he kill you beforehand? Just because you're a government soldier? Are you that shameless? He'll just kill you while your cultivation is low and then join the villain's camp. The supporting characters are so stupid.

A very good book. No matter where the protagonist appears, he's bound to be hated. People will risk their lives to oppose him. Even without any conflict, they'll inexplicably risk their lives for trivial matters.

Taming beasts provides feedback, so why insist on martial arts training? If you had a martial arts manual, you could just do whatever you wanted, right? I don't understand why Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) is always like this: the main story clearly mentions beast taming or Gu cultivation, but then a large portion of the text focuses on martial arts training, and the combat methods are all based on martial arts. I don't understand what you authors are thinking.

Um, the beginning was fine, the plot was okay too. The author's writing is really bad, the problems start appearing at the training camp. If you can't write well, don't include such conflicts; the book's quality drops instantly.

This conflict feels somewhat forced. The relationship between the two people clearly isn't at the level of life-or-death bonds. They may have been kind to each other, but it's not to the point where they'd risk everything for each other. It just doesn't make sense.

It became unreadable starting from chapter 89. (Book deleted)

Go find a job and stop disgusting people.