Clan Cultivation: Starting with the Erlang Shen Fate

The protagonist achieved physical sainthood, yet he still couldn't defeat someone at the same level who had reached the Core Formation stage. What kind of nonsense is this? He's cultivated in vain, and I don't see any advantage in him. It would be one thing if he could be invincible even if he was at a higher realm, but he can't even be invincible at a lower realm. Author, are you just suppressing his combat power?

The overall idea is good and there is a development path, but the details are not handled well and the early stage is too lone-wolf. There is not even a close friend in the village. Everyone goes up the mountain alone, and when they catch large prey, they throw half of it away. If there are a few companions here, and you eat a big head, they will share some of the meat with you.

There's a problem with the synopsis: there's no story about unfilial descendants asking their ancestor to die.

I have read so many bad books, and yours is really bad and unique.

After reading a dozen of them, I concluded that it is a homogeneous novel with no characteristics, no different from other novels in which the protagonist is an Orion. It has the same extremely bad start, followed by cheating and hunting, officials or local gangsters coming to the door, the protagonist practicing martial arts or cheating to kill with cheats, and life is getting better, but then something bad happens. I believe this series of events will be completed within a year.

The foot-binding cloth was smelly and long; the suffering was truly unbearable. Even the first bite of meat wasn't particularly precious.

The protagonist seems so obsequious, using three unique skills to overshadow others' one. Why is he so composed and respectful towards his mentor, Lord Shen, but inexplicably subservient to someone surnamed Pei? This inexplicable feeling is disheartening. I was initially excited about each chapter, but after flipping through yesterday's chapters, I really didn't want to read anymore.

The white-robed prosecutor's wife and three children are truly amazing.

A sweet romance, a classic male lead who's awesome, everyone else is terrible, only the male lead is amazing.

It's over 2 million words long, with only 60-odd comments. You deleted them all, didn't you?