This Dao Ancestor Is Far Too Young

Something feels off. The author seems to have mismanaged the plot, forcibly creating a similar cultivation level environment through sheer willpower, effectively excluding those with higher cultivation levels. Logically, everyone should know the future and be actively monitoring their surroundings, becoming aware of any unusual developments.

The protagonist can level up rapidly while frantically crossing realms. While others suffer injuries that ruin their future, the protagonist's foundation is strengthened. With the strength of the first level of Foundation Establishment, the protagonist can kill a Qi Condensation stage expert by crossing eight minor realms plus one major realm. These are all considered normal settings.

This means you are not the Dao Master. It's not that I'm being pedantic, but if there's a timeline like that, there shouldn't be any suffering, or you should commit suicide, force yourself to commit suicide, and compel him to come out. The timeline is complete.

The protagonist in this book has such a high moral standard that it's hard to read. This kind of personality seems a bit depressing, and it's not as good as the personality of a fun-loving person. In a world where you alone possess immense power, do you think you can become a god through morality?

Is nobody here? A seasoned bookworm here to assess this; it's a gem.

Isn't this just plagiarism of their own "Fairy Tale"?

Is this a case of stitching the two best books together?

The idea is good, but without extensive preparation, writing this will almost certainly fail. 🪖

Writing like this would be a lifesaver! The next book should just have a completely different timeline.

Brother, you need to update more even if you're just living off past achievements. Otherwise, other readers will stop watching and the show will get worse and worse.