How Can You Cultivate Immortality Without Learning Modern Knowledge?

The divine book, the prince, and the mountain lord, in their own territory, try to reason with the protagonist, a lowly nobody whose relationship with them has already soured.

To be honest, the powerful force you depict seems like a makeshift operation. The son of a third or fourth-rank official can't even get into the inner circle of the Mohist school. You could try to explain it away by saying the Mohists are aloof and don't concern themselves with worldly affairs.

The attempt at showing off was a bit awkward. And the enemies were just plain brainless. The villains felt a bit too righteous. They couldn't even perform physical destruction, so what were they talking about? They didn't act like juniors or seniors at all. The enemies they encountered right after leaving the game were far too powerful, and they were so arrogant.

I'm so bored I can't even keep reading anymore 🤦🏻‍♂️, it's such a shoddy production. The protagonist's family offended a royal family because of the imperial court, and the royal family chased them all the way to the Mo family (the place where the protagonist originally sought to save the country indirectly) to wipe them out. Well...

Almost every book on Confucianism and Taoism uses poetry to set up the story; is there not a single book where the story sets up the poetry? Every book of Confucian and Taoist poetry feels cheaply written.

It's too forced and pretentious; the writing feels unnatural, like it's just for the sake of plot development. Did the author even read it carefully? It's so awkward.

What era are we living in? Still playing these awkward games? 😥

If you're experiencing a reading slump, start by revisiting some older books.

It's a product of the last century. It might have been okay ten years ago, but now, I can only say, what is this even about?

I hope that in version 24, there won't be too many female characters in the main story.