Cultivation: Every Effort I Make Is Rewarded

🙂Destitute, he sold himself into slavery to learn martial arts, then worked odd jobs at the martial arts school. Under the strange looks of everyone, he worked hard to improve his skills and won the favor of the school master, after which he turned his life around. I remember seeing at least five books like this 🙂, and that's just from the last two weeks.

The protagonist of this book has an unlikable personality, but he is endlessly generous and ungrateful. He wants to give everything good to anyone he approves of, and he gets upset if they don't accept it. Furthermore, the protagonist behaves like a native when dealing with people he dislikes (those who mock or target him), enduring everything within the established rules and passively waiting…

I'm here! Shennong is here! Brothers, wait for me to return!

I've already added it to my favorites and given it a recommendation vote. After finishing it, I personally feel it's better than many books on the bestseller list. Author, keep it up! Xianxia novels start to take off after a million words. Over the years, I've seen many novels that started off well but didn't last. Keep it up!

Some details are described in too much detail; a more concise approach would improve the reading experience.

It's already chapter 52, I guess we won't be able to wait for the cultivation arc.

You can change the title of your book. Don't call it "Cultivation of Immortals." It's just a way to lure people in and kill them. How many people still like to read this kind of martial arts turning into cultivation these days?

It's quite good; it's rare to find a Xianxia novel that I can actually read. Keep up the good work, author!

Keep up the good work, author! Some parts are still a bit immature and need improvement. But overall it's good and shows promise.

I hope your leisure time brings you relaxation and joy. Please feel free to point out any problems.