Beast-Taming Immortal Ascension: A Journey Across Two Worlds

This protagonist is like a character who spends a lot of effort to create some flawless Foundation Establishment Golden Core, and everyone raves about him as a once-in-a-millennium genius. When it comes to the actual competition, he confidently boasts that he can beat all five opponents, but he barely manages to defeat a single one. He talks a big game, but when he actually gets into the ring, he barely manages a few moves and is almost kicked.

The author, seemingly at a loss for words, wrote a series of stories where even protagonists who had mastered immortal techniques were only fit to contend with geniuses of the same realm as those from the Cave Heaven. The Holy Maiden, however, was different; one of her nine avatars could instantly kill a Cave Heaven genius a minor realm higher.

Now I'm starting to work on the "Half-Step Golden Core Great Perfection Ninth Level Late Stage Middle Grade Lower" set. That's enough money for now! Time to change books, you can write slowly.

Do you like the protagonist who has been in seclusion for hundreds of years and nothing happens, but when he comes out of seclusion, he has a lot of things? If you like a female supporting role, you will be stunned to death by the protagonist at a glance. Can you still surpass the protagonist in Puxin?

First, the advantages: 1- The concept is novel, bringing a fresh perspective to traditional cultivation novelty. 2- The cultivation methods and realms have a system that conforms to the logic of cultivation novelty, and it also captures the mysterious style of cultivation novelty. The novel also has many flaws: 1- Numerous plot holes!

In other books, even characters with lower aptitude reach Foundation Establishment in over 100 chapters, but here the protagonist, with a Heavenly Spiritual Root, hasn't reached Foundation Establishment even after over 200 chapters in his pursuit of ultimate Qi Refining—it's too drawn out.

I initially thought the premise was pretty good, with the protagonist gradually becoming stronger and catching up with the scions of powerful families thanks to his cheat ability, which was quite inspiring. However, after he reached the Golden Core stage, it turned into a show-off novel, with a huge jump in combat power before and after. Then, he could skip realms without much cultivation, making the combat power feel completely distorted.

Write hundreds of chapters on Qi Refining, constantly suppressing combat power. Previously, breaking through to a Heaven-level cultivation technique required two materials, which were impossible to obtain. They managed to get them in another world, but with such strict resource control here, wouldn't your breakthrough be exposed?

This cultivation university uses a credit system, and skipping classes means you don't get credits—that's absurd. For example, the protagonist has already been granted divine favor in landscape design, so how can he not get credits for the landscape design course? Does he have to keep taking landscape design courses to get credits? Is this cultivation?

I've seen the latest update and have been following it for a few days. So far, this book is worth following for me, so I wanted to share my thoughts. First of all, as the title suggests, this book is not a beast-taming novel, but a standard cultivation novel spanning two realms. Don't miss it because of your prejudice against beast taming!