True Immortal of the Great Yin

666, This is seriously padding! Killing an enemy and then arguing about it for days? What kind of grand principles are you spouting? What? You want to reform the enemy? Reform them first, then kill them? This author is a genius, coming up with all sorts of methods to pad the word count. This is all the trash they've written in the last few days? Dropping this.

This is rambling and pointless. It's just a bunch of meaningless drivel. They've already reached the Foundation Establishment stage, and they're still talking about treating pneumonia with traditional Chinese medicine and spouting theories.

It's well-written, but the content reads like a middle school student's motivational essay; you have to skip half a chapter to read a single one.

The world in the novel is full of ghosts and monsters harming people... How come there are ordinary people? What kind of worldview is this?

The villain died because he talked too much. Besides, this supporting character didn't have any redeeming qualities; we're not interested in his backstory.

The last few chapters are written like a copy-paste from Baidu Baike (Chinese Wikipedia), they have no appeal whatsoever, and reading them feels like a waste of time.

If you've invested and enjoy reading classical fantasy/cultivation/immortal cultivation stories, or those like those from Liaozhai. Reading to the last page counts as reading, and then casting some recommendation votes will allow you to sign a contract. Otherwise, if the investment fails, it's a waste of time.

There are fewer and fewer authors with perseverance.

The writing style is decent, a breath of fresh air, but the sense of immersion is terrible. There's a complete lack of psychological descriptions of the protagonist. Perhaps they wanted to write from an omniscient perspective, but failed to capture the essence of that perspective.

I've come across this book again. It's so fast-paced, with conflicts coming one after another without any pause.