I Began Cultivating Immortality at the End of the Qin Dynasty

The story of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang is purely a fabrication; the clause about being executed for missing the appointed time has been explained in detail on unearthed wooden slips.

The author is missing the point. It should either be intense cultivation, unparalleled battlefield prowess, or decisive acquisition of female characters. Right now, everything is written at a leisurely pace, which isn't very engaging.

Why do I feel like I'm reading a female-oriented novel? Could the author please pay more attention to the emotional descriptions and avoid clichés? Something just doesn't feel right.

The protagonist's character flaws are too great; without the author and the system protecting him, he would have died a hundred times over.

It's a bit strange. In the early stages of an uprising, civilians were often coerced into serving as cannon fodder, yet the protagonist was able to easily escape from the army. 😰

I've subscribed to the entire series so far. The writing is alright, but the author seems to have sexual repression, and the writing gradually deviates into more vulgar and obscene content. 😅

Still criticizing the Qin Dynasty? Have you even looked at the newly unearthed Qin bamboo slips from Shuihudi, Yunmeng, Hubei? Your criticism of Sima Qian's account of the Chen Sheng and Wu Guang uprising is utterly untenable! Blindly believing everything in books is worse than having no books at all!

Is he a lackey of Lao Liu? 🤔

It's already over 300 chapters and it's still stuck in the late Qin Dynasty? Aren't you going to write about other dynasties?

This is outrageous! The male protagonist was forced to rebel, but then he wanted to quit his job and go hunting in the mountains.