I Cultivated Immortality, Yet Ended Up in a Tomb-Raiding World

I only came in after reading the introduction, and all I can say is that the author really lost sight of the bigger picture. When you went to Jingjue Ancient City, you actually treated that taro like a treasure. Shouldn't you turn the corpse of the Queen of Jingjue into a corpse puppet?

The world of Ghost Blows Out the Light is not much different from the realms below the Immortal Realm. Countless years ago, perhaps hundreds of millions or even billions of years ago, there were ancient gods. The Feathered Serpent God fell during that period, but even though it has been gone for countless years, its power continues to influence the world.

Reading other people's reviews is no substitute for seeing it for yourself. I've read it, and how should I put it? In three words, it's not good. As another reader said, it's like dry grass—tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw away. The protagonist is a modern person who first transmigrates to a world of cultivation.

Here's a joke: a cultivator who's reached the Core Formation stage starts cultivating again and ends up knowing absolutely nothing! Spells, pill formations, artifacts—they're completely clueless. They're even in the late Qi Refining stage, yet they can't control a sword! They can't manipulate objects! They use a magical artifact like a fire poker—utterly useless! 🙂 Martial arts cultivation! A Core Formation cultivator who used to be able to move ten meters in one step...

It's another case of false advertising; it claims to be about cultivating immortality, but it's actually just a system, using the same old formula of accumulating system energy.

A cultivation-themed tomb raiding story, featuring a single female lead, Hong Gu Niang—who can actually stick with it?

All tomb raiding fanfiction, no matter how powerful the protagonist is, is exceptionally merciful. They only managed to wound the enemy, and then the enemy kept coming back to cause trouble. Then almost all the protagonists in fanfiction become babysitters for the original characters. With these two major flaws, I wouldn't be able to finish even one of the dozens or hundreds of tomb raiding fanfictions on Qidian.

A 500-year-old inner core can only advance from the third to the fourth level of Qi Refining, which is way too much of a bottleneck for the protagonist.

You can write it; a story about the Ping Mountain Tomb from its inception to its publication 😥

These kinds of novels should be entirely based on the author's own methods, with women acting as Taoist priests and training them to achieve immortality together. Forget about the apprenticeship system. In the past, when masters took on apprentices, they treated them like servants, only passing on their skills after five or six years, and even then, they held back some techniques. The apprenticeship system in these novels is practically like raising a biological son.