When Others Cultivate Immortality, I Farm; When Others Fight, I Refine Elixirs.

I just discovered this book and read more than 250 chapters in one go. Other questions are acceptable. But the main thing that bothers me now is this question - who is the protagonist? The first chapter told me that I was a time traveler, and then a story about amnesia suddenly popped up in more than 230 chapters, telling me that when the protagonist went to Kunlun for the first time, he was already accepted as a disciple by the boss, but he just lost his memory. The cause of amnesia is the sequelae of another soul being removed from the body. Then I spent four or five chapters writing about the dreamland of questioning the mind. It was about the "travelers" who had no memory after they arrived. That is to say, I wrote a lot of stories before and after the first chapter of the novel. But by the end of it, I still didn't get an accurate information. Who is the protagonist? The protagonist's parents know this removed soul, so the protagonist is a latecomer. But the protagonist also said that this is his own body, so the protagonist is the real original owner, and the original owner is the latecomer. But the protagonist is a time traveler and has no memory of his original body. So it was a time-traveler who passed through the fetus, and then for some reason the soul left the body and was taken over by the "original owner". Then the protagonist's parents died, and the "original owner" was frightened to death. The protagonist came back, but she thought she was a time-traveler? Or should we say that the soul belonging to the time traveler was pulled out by the big boss master and the body was returned to the "original owner". When we didn't know it, the protagonist changed silently, from the time traveler to the original owner? But the text is very unclear. To be honest, this is not a small problem. Because the protagonist is the "anchor" of the reader, it is easy for you to throw out a setting, but if I don't know who my anchor is, the subsequent reading experience will be worse. As far as I am concerned, as soon as your plot comes out, I will become a disciple later. I basically didn't have the intention to read the plot of the climb up the mountain in detail, I just passed it quickly. I wanted to see if you could give an explanation in the article. However, the plot has already passed, which makes me feel like I can't stand it after reading more than 250 chapters. I want to know this now. Other minor problems, such as the writing being somewhat stream-of-conscious, many details being vague, and the heroine being overly cautious to the point of persecution and delusion, are all within the acceptable range.

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