Cultivate Demons, Attain Immortality

Years ago, I saw the author's "Immortal Path Chronicles" in the latest updates section of the homepage—yes, not in the recommendations, but in the latest updates. I thought it was very good when I read it, and I don't know why it didn't become popular. The author's writing style really impressed me.

"Immortal Path" and "Immortal Sword" are both excellent; I think they are absolutely top-tier on Qidian and even in the entire online novel world. However, the prehistoric cultivation trilogy and the subsequent poorly executed endings of "Ten Thousand Tribulations to Immortality" and "Awakening of Ten Thousand Stars" left countless readers and fans sighing and speechless...

Lao Gao, keep writing! Only your Xianxia novels are worthy of being read.

Chapter 92, the following is the original text: "Someone greeted Dao Fenghuang, a tall and handsome young man, at the late stage of the Qi Refining Realm, one of the cultivators who had a physical relationship with Dao Fenghuang." Don't believe me? Look for yourself. First, it's a very despicable story about a female lead who gets dumped, then goes back to her ex.

Today I reread my old novel, *Immortal Path: Spring and Autumn*, and looked at some previous comments, which prompted my thoughts. (Let's discuss it together, haha!) In many reader discussions, I often see people questioning Gao Lao's portrayal of Ye Bai.

Immortal is immortal, Dao is Dao How can one read it as half a chivalrous word, plus a love word? I remember the spring and autumn on the immortal path, Ye Bai recalls the vastness. Later, I was delighted, an immortal appeared. I also read a word of righteousness, and half an incense offering. The vastness has emerged, returning silently, becoming the eldest brother.

Do you check out Lao Gao's writing from time to time? Finally, Lao Gao's book is here!

I suddenly thought of Immortal Path Chronicles, and when I came back to check, I found they'd started a new book.

Let me first explain my situation. I got to know the author through "Sword Immortal Fang Junmei" and then found out that the author had a new book, so I came to read it. But to be honest, this book is really hard to evaluate. It can be seen that the author wanted to write a protagonist with a completely different personality and path from Fang Junmei.

I hope Lao Gao won't abandon the project. He was traumatized by the previous part, "Awakening of Ten Thousand Stars." I hope Lao Gao will persevere to the end like the top cultivators in the book.