Ascending to Immortality Through the Ages: Starting with Innate Destiny

Currently, it seems that I am not deliberately suppressing the main character like those struggling authors. Many struggling authors do not understand one thing: you are not a platinum level 5 author. They have enough fans to train their fans and suppress the main character to write more plot. Small authors urgently need popularity, so the path is different.

You think you can inherit the throne by marrying a wife? No way! You'd rather forgo the inheritance and become a eunuch! You bastard!

Based on my understanding after reading other novels, there's a cause and an effect. If you take money to scheme against someone today, and that person doesn't die, when their cultivation level rises, the first sect to be wiped out will be that sect of cause and effect! In other novels, scheming against someone's karma comes at a price!

I've read about the protagonist's second life. So what if he's stronger? There are no deep-seated grudges and feuds, no epic tales of the immortal realm, and nothing to look forward to.

You killed your entire clan and still haven't fled! Without your clan, a Golden Core cultivator is like a tiger without its reins! The first thing I'll do upon returning is destroy you.

The writing is good, but if the protagonist becomes powerful later in the story and has to reincarnate again, starting their cultivation journey all over again, it becomes quite tedious. Shouldn't a save/load function be added later on? Something like that, or perhaps a way to retain some of their cultivation abilities?

After reading over 80 chapters and checking the comments section, it seems that in the fifth or sixth life, the protagonist confessed and got together with Lu. I also subscribed to those two magazines, and I have a question about the part about men and women having sex... If he were to be reborn, wouldn't his physical body be different? Furthermore, if he reincarnates multiple times and still maintains a relationship with the female lead... Um... Um... It's a bit strange

In my opinion, male-oriented stories should just focus on action and enjoyment; there's no need to bring up things like the female lead's family background, which is difficult to write well.

Cultivation is for achieving immortality, and the protagonist has essentially already achieved immortality, making it somewhat uninteresting. Some limitations should be added, and also, the protagonist dies too slowly.

Do you want both? Why not just reincarnate and develop into an all-powerful being with a long-term female lead? Is the female lead also some kind of powerful being reincarnated later on?