Who Still Practices Traditional Cultivation These Days?

After reading the first few chapters, I feel that the setting is okay, cybernetic cultivation. However, there are many low-level mistakes, such as the original corpse being resurrected a few days after his death, the average age of the monks being 65, etc. It feels like the author himself did not make an outline and wrote directly based on inspiration. You can wait and see later, the language is relatively concise.

How should I put it? When a normal person encounters a powerful and unbeatable opponent, shouldn't he contact the local law enforcement first? Even if the law enforcement will not care about you, the other party will be wary. After all, you can have ants on your territory, but not elephants. Brother, a master suddenly appears on your territory. Normally, people would be expelled or directly killed. The male protagonist of this book is very speechless. After opening the door for others, he has to let others in and add his own, and then let others control him. You have to forcefully push the plot forward. Can it be a little more embarrassing?