My Junior Brother's Cultivation Intel Is Irresistible!

The first chapter is a pile of crap! And you're talking about a master's blessing? How powerful must your sect be? So many patriarchs became immortals? Or are all your masters ghosts?

Shennong: The protagonist was almost beaten to death and his path to enlightenment was cut off. The protagonist brainwashed himself and realized he had no major grudge against the other party.

This book has too many flaws, appearing all the time. The protagonist sometimes seems to have mental issues, sometimes reckless and completely lacking in intelligence, and he's constantly being outmaneuvered. He seems to lack both intelligence and willpower, yet several times his intelligence suddenly spikes, allowing him to outmaneuver others.

For example, when I read a new book, the first thing I look at is the synopsis. If the subject matter is good, I move on to the next step. Then I check the number of monthly votes; if there are a lot, I continue. Next, I look at the comments section. If it's mostly positive or only a few negative reviews, I add it to my bookshelf. If there are tons of negative reviews…

After reading two chapters, the protagonist gives the impression of being a brainless, reckless, and sleazy scoundrel. If you have this feeling, any scenes of him becoming an immortal or ancestor will feel extremely jarring. If you're bothered by this, it's best not to click.

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At first, he was cautious and kind to everyone, which was fine, but suddenly he got all hot-blooded. (In the scene with the cold wind) Two Foundation Establishment cultivators were blown to death, and then the protagonist, a Qi Refining cultivator, rushed up. How did he know he wouldn't die because of the protagonist's halo? It was completely inexplicable.

I've read two chapters, and the intelligence system alone is already huge enough. Then you add a shop? Are you afraid the game won't be big enough?

The beginning of this book is quite good, but later on, the protagonist sometimes becomes a complete idiot, the kind who's missing three screws in his head. He'd probably die much earlier if he weren't the main character.

It's outrageous! Another classic trope of forming an enmity but not seeking revenge. Gu Tiancheng, who stole the male lead's thunder for over two hundred chapters at the start, is still active. It's hilarious! Perhaps this is the essence of the "mortal protagonist" genre.