The Elf Cultivator

Why doesn't the author transfer the royalties to the readers? Don't they know that money should be returned to its rightful owner? 🙂🙂

It takes decades to advance to a minor realm and hundreds of years to break through to a major realm. Is it because the protagonist's talent and aptitude (elf talents should be quite good!) Are lacking, or is it because the world's environment is unfavorable? (Is it difficult to convert elements into spiritual energy?) Or is it a problem with the path of cultivation (there is no path ahead, and the protagonist has to pave the way/be a trailblazer/pathfinder)?

Have you ever considered that we, the trainee readers, are all new readers who were just attracted by the novelty? You say we haven't been reading long, that we were poisoned by the various inconsistencies in the first few chapters, and that we can still get attacked for our complaints?

This book is truly excellent. The pacing is fast while maintaining a strong plot, the protagonist's strength increases at a respectable pace, and the author hasn't neglected to enhance the clan's foundation. The biggest highlights are the mature cultivation system's impressive integration into the Western fantasy world and the satisfying feeling of gradual development. Maintaining this update speed would be even better! 🤓🤓🤓

The protagonist is a complete idiot, pretending to be a pig and eating pig feed until he actually becomes one. If he has talent but doesn't use it to gain the support of his tribe, why did you even write him as an elf? And he can't even go out to train and gather resources? It's just a pure suppression of the protagonist. A 500-year Foundation Establishment? That's laughable.

Ha, you're the kind of person who hates everything. Alchemy, weapon crafting, array formation, and cultivation novels are the things I hate most. Those are things women should do. Men should use numbers to speak for themselves and not waste time on all this fancy garbage.

The story goes like this: The protagonist needs to improve his strength → pills, formations, talismans, puppets → asks the clan for things → everyone looks strange and doesn't believe him → compared to magic: cultivation is still awesome → results are shown → everyone is amazed: the protagonist's talent is truly amazing... Anyway, dozens of chapters follow this cycle, and there's basically no change. You can tolerate it once or twice, but it's the same every time. 😒😒

The suppression of combat power was too extreme. FW Sword Pill consumed dozens of dragons and a peak legendary dragon without leveling up. In other novels, a single dragon is enough to forge several weapons of the same level.

This is a left-brain attack on the right-brain. I couldn't even finish reading the first chapter. It just said that a catastrophe was coming and there were only 700 years left to develop, and then it turned out to be the most difficult cultivation method, which requires 500 years to cultivate to the Foundation Establishment stage. I was completely confused when I read this. Author, are you awake?

The latest storyline involves the arrival of half-elves, whose numbers even far exceed those of elves, causing concern that they might turn against the group. However, this is unlikely. First of all, this is not Earth, but a supernatural world where power resides within itself. Quantity is meaningless.