A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: Even with a Heavenly Spiritual Root, I Have to Get My Hands on the Little Green Bottle!
凡人：天灵根，也得去蹭小绿瓶！
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346Chapters
32Monthly votes
9.4kRecommendations
78.4kFans
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There are plenty of fanfictions that glorify the original protagonist and their readers, but the number of fanfictions about Han Li is just too much. At least six or seven out of ten are devoted to him, as if they really believe the old demon's loyalty and righteousness can lead them to immortality.
Let me clarify some of the more controversial issues!
There's been a lot of drama surrounding Han Li lately. First of all, the protagonist of this book is not afraid of Han Li. In the early stages, his cultivation level is at least one major realm higher than Han Li's. Han Li does not pose a threat to the protagonist. Don't keep saying things like "I'm forcing the bottle" or "Han Li will take revenge later."
What is Han Li? He embodies the motto "I'd rather betray the world than let the world betray me," making him a scourge to the human realm. He plundered the entire realm, offering no solutions to its problems, nearly eradicating its spiritual herbs, and depleting its resources. He didn't even cultivate a batch of Little Green Bottles for various secret realms.
I saw someone post "Don't steal the female lead"
I'll post one too. I won't watch it unless it's for the female lead. Feel free to add your own comments below. I'm going to start now.
The Great Evolution Technique's Red Dust Pass was truly a flaw. The beginning was smooth, but this part was unnecessary. You provided a perfect template for aptitude, a perfect story start, a perfect cheat code, and a smooth first fifty chapters, then suddenly decided to halt it—it was unnecessary.
This book is alright. I hope you continue to interact with Han Li more and also avoid stealing Han Li's women.
The timeline seems to have a problem.
With a wood-attribute Heavenly Spiritual Root and a wood-attribute Innate Dao Body, he was only at the late Core Formation stage in the Void Heaven Palace instance, yet he maintained such a high level of prestige that even the Two Saints dared not provoke him, and this is how it turned out. Han Li reached Core Formation in the Void Heaven Palace at around 150 years old.
A brief review
I won't mention the minor flaws. Fanfiction is meant to be enjoyed, to see expanded storylines. But from chapters 100 onwards, it's clear the author is struggling. This is understandable, given that the earlier chapters laid the groundwork for the original work, making it relatively easy to manage.
The main character is a plus version of Han Li, you can see the whole thing at a glance.
Linghu is in the mid-stage, yet they can get his cultivation level wrong. When Linghu first appeared, Han Li was 31 years old, but in the book, Han Li is 18. How come Linghu skipped the early peak and advanced to the mid-stage in 13 years?