Cultivating the Heart Instead of Fate, Can This Really Make Me Immortal?

Cultivating immortality without rest, burning wood in vain for gold. All cultivation novels on Qidian are essentially shoe repair novels. A sudden impulse can lead to calamity.

Ugly idealism will eventually be met with the iron fist of materialism.

It's enough to specialize in one area and write well. Nowadays, everyone's a jack-of-all-trades, master of none; the plots are all the same, and everything is just scratching the surface. Even looking at the table of contents is exhausting.

The chapters up to 45 were great, with a real celestial feel. But after that, it didn't work. It felt rushed, with everything piling up at once, and the original charm was lost.

Did the author read "The Record of the Ghost Garden"?

Oh, the Cultivation Garden reminds me of "The Record of the Mysterious Garden." The cultivation there is entirely about proving the Dao.

The writing style is alright, but it feels really strange to me, I can't get through it, it's a bit confusing. 🙂

Is this inspired by "I Had No Intention to Become an Immortal"? The déjà vu is so strong.

It's written pretty well, but the various settings keep popping up all at once, leaving me completely confused and only able to skim through it. It seems like the updates have been a bit inconsistent lately? Will this book continue? Are those characters in the character list the female leads? I want to see catgirls!

I found this book when it was first added to my library, and I gave it my monthly pass. I read the first chapter and it felt very smooth.