From Marrying in My Twilight Years to Immortality

Su Wan'er

It's okay to read if you're looking for something to read. It's fairly decent and has a system. However, in order to highlight the talisman cultivators, the fights of other Qi Cultivation Realm cultivators are like child's play, where they just throw talismans. Also, it feels like reviews have been deleted, since all the reviews are positive.

Can you please stop with the clones? It's really distracting.

Well, the writing is good, but I skipped around while reading. Let me just mention a few points. A clueless old man with no cultivation gets a truly stunningly beautiful girl; honestly, that's bound to create a sense of crisis. Also, the plot progression isn't the kind that jumps through months at a time.

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Disguising oneself all the time is pointless; why bother having a face at all?

Feng Luoyi

How did the protagonist become a teenager? I came to read this novel because the protagonist's cultivation in old age attracted me. If I wanted to read a novel with a teenage protagonist, most novels would be about teenagers, so why would I come here?

1. The premise is great, and the overall plot is also very good. The male lead is well-developed. There are only a few minor issues, such as the frequent use of Earth culture as metaphors (this is a cultivation novel, after all). However, some aspects are still quite good, such as the language which has a strong cultivation flavor.

The writing is at the "food and supplies" level. Complaints To highlight the cultivation of talismans, it's written like an arms race. There's no difference between ordinary disciples and prodigies; it's all just mindless throwing of talisman stones. Hopefully, the next realm won't also involve throwing talisman stones.