This Cultivator Is Turning into an Evil Spirit!

The writing is quite good, but the protagonist doesn't seem to be mentally ill; rather, he seems intellectually disabled.

The protagonist is like a weakling, everyone around him is like someone with cerebral palsy, and the plot is so absurd I want to laugh.

Currently, it has reached about two hundred chapters. After the second cultivation, the content of the story has started to have little to do with the synopsis. The later updates also started to lack substantial content, and it feels like a daily narrative. This novel is a typical example of a sham.

The writing is alright, but it feels like the protagonist knows nothing. That's a minor flaw.

Later on, the protagonist seems to lose his mind. Not only does he worship a deity within his own body, but instead of worshipping himself, he worships an unknown "female" afterimage simply because she's beautiful. This afterimage later clearly displays independent consciousness, and the protagonist, arrogant and overconfident, believes he can control it. He's completely blinded by lust, his small head controlling his big head—lust is a double-edged sword.

Initially, the ideas were novel, with the ability to create cultivation methods at will. However, after initial contact with others, the cultivation process largely revolved around replicating their methods. Furthermore, the narrative lacked depth and variation, consisting mainly of meaningless conversations, transactions, cultivation, and monster-slaying.

Even Shennong (the legendary Chinese physician) said it was good. 😏

I've read up to chapter 460, and it's getting more and more nauseating. It's so damn padded! Every fight scene has to explain what cultivation technique they're using and its effects. The "Killing Xuan Dao Technique" is the most obvious example. I'm dropping it. If you like padded content, go ahead and keep padded.

It had a slightly sinister feel at first, but what does this Golden Core Sword Technique have to do with evil spirits?

I only enjoy reading imaginative stories; could you please show us some more action sequences? The plot is a bit bland.