Cultivation: Starting by Inheriting My Predecessor's Legacy

Having read up to chapter sixteen, the characters' stories are decent, but like most novels, it depicts a desperate situation but lacks a proper resolution. A Qi Refining third-level cultivator encounters a seventh-level cultivator, only to ultimately turn the tables and kill them. I'm really tired of this kind of cross-realm combat. Once they reach the highest level, will they just change maps again and continue this cross-realm combat?

The pacing is quite comfortable, and it's a very traditional cultivation novel. Overall, there's nothing wrong with it, except that the initial harem-building part was too rough... A bit contrived, but it becomes much smoother after that.

Cultivation begins with inheriting the legacy of a deceased predecessor.

Well, if we keep writing it this way and don't upgrade the cheat codes, the results probably won't be very good. After all, your cheat ability can only accept one person's last wish at a time, and one person's last wishes can be many, of all kinds. Only after fulfilling all of the last wishes of the current person can you accept the next one.

After writing about alchemy, you move on to puppetry; after puppetry, you write about talisman drawing; after talisman drawing, you write about body cultivation; after cultivation, you write about gathering materials; after gathering materials, you write about womanizing. The battles are always about guaranteed instant kills—is that interesting? Shouldn't novels revolve around a plot? How can you attract readers if the plot isn't full of twists and turns?

@Reader Dude, you're a veteran reader. Isn't this book just about corpse sewing? Why not create a few more "last wishes" stories and waste so much time on one person?

The writing style is fine. However, the writing method is the "honest and straightforward" leveling-up style from twenty years ago. This doesn't fit the current "fast-paced" lifestyle! Nor does it align with your magic touch! Now that we have this "golden finger," of course we'll experiment with it.

I'm asking you to fulfill the deceased's last wish, not to become a traitor like Cao Cao.

The "inheritance" cheat ability isn't very prominent! Logically, as long as a cultivator dies, you can inherit part of their estate, even if they are an enemy. With this overpowered cheat, why bother cultivating immortality? It's an endless chain of events, and your cultivation level will skyrocket.

Can my wife and daughter inherit anything? If not, I won't watch this.