The World of Immortals and Heroes

That's unbelievable! His talent improved so much, yet it took him a month to recover from Qi Refining Level 4 to Qi Refining Level 5, and he still claims his progress was too fast? You should just keep quiet, or maybe too many people are watching.

After reading this introduction for so long, I feel like my cerebellum has shrunk...

If the cheat code is too overpowered, then villains are created to suppress it. Too much water, too much flour; too much flour, too much water—all sorts of complications arise. Originally, the protagonist could have easily escaped with the cheat code and won no matter what, but because of his sycophantic nature, he gets entangled in endless trouble.

The only problem is that the schemes of the two villainous father and daughter who later get involved are a bit nonsensical and awkward. After all, based on the background vaguely revealed by the author, it's a classic story of mortals going to great lengths to join the cultivation market, and the people in the market are basically all shrewd and calculating, so there's no need for them to resort to such low-level tactics.

He refuses to join a clan, yet constantly revolves around it; he also refuses to join a sect. The path of cultivation is fraught with pitfalls; one wrong step means his path is blocked. The protagonist's cultivation relies entirely on luck; he'd rather have no teacher than join a powerful force. I've never seen such a conflicted protagonist.

Every novel is like, if there is a crisis, you can't run away if you want to, but is there any novel that can run away? Let me introduce you,

So after the elixir is bound, where does it go? Is it absorbed? You could use "absorb" or "refine" to make more sense, but you insist on using "bound." If we follow the meaning of "bound," does that mean the elixir can continue to grow? But that's not mentioned.

Why bother staying in this Golden Core family? The protagonist isn't a family-centric character, and his cheat ability has nothing to do with it. As an outsider in someone else's family, how much development can you expect after already reaching Foundation Establishment? The family's xenophobia is obvious, and they'll sacrifice you first in their internal strife.

This novel is a female-oriented story, written by the author's wife. It wasn't satisfying at all; there were too many romantic entanglements.

It's truly speechless. There's absolutely no discipline in this market. Even if you secretly killed the protagonist at night, I'd consider it exploiting a loophole. But to kidnap and arrest people in front of so many people without any fear—what's the point of this market?