Three Thousand Unorthodox Paths to Immortality

Brother, there's a difference between unorthodox methods and crooked paths, right? What's with your unorthodox methods? They're just like crooked paths 🤭🤭. Playing with ghosts doesn't necessarily mean you're using unorthodox methods, like Maoshan.

I've read dozens of chapters. How should I put it? It's just that your sword transforming into a little girl really baffled me. That's your own soul. Your own soul transformed into a little girl, and you raised her as your own daughter. And this sword spirit can actually cultivate on its own?! And you seem to have strayed a bit from the main theme.

Watch less Japanese anime; it's not a good thing. Watching too much of it will make you look weird and creepy!

You've removed all the ferocity, what's there to see?

It's barely watchable, but the pacing is too slow. The unorthodox methods aren't adequately explored, and their interpretation is poor. It doesn't resemble unorthodox methods at all; instead, it's more like a heretical cultivator practicing some kind of evil technique. Unorthodox methods refer to paths with vastly different and uncertain futures, but the protagonist is still on a normal cultivation path, just using different methods.

It's rare to see someone write this badly even at a Level 5 level.

"Sheep's head and dog meat"—you might as well call it "unorthodox" or "side gate."

The righteous path uses essence, energy, and spirit for evolution, while the unorthodox path uses essence, energy, and spirit to enhance the power of spells. Therefore, it's no wonder others become immortals; it's normal for those on the unorthodox path not to.

If you're not from the academic school, why are you always showing off and contradicting yourself?

Having seen the author's tanky build for the Sword Saint, it's clear that the author's writing style hasn't improved much over the years.