Two Worlds: I Traded Glass Beads for Divine Arts and Became Invincible

I've read a lot of novels... Yours has the most typos.

Um, I watched a little bit. I don't know how authors on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) level up. But since the author has reached level 4, they must have some skill, right?

This man is no ordinary person! He's a dishwasher in America, and his calm demeanor and commanding presence are unmistakable. The fat shopkeeper dared not underestimate him.

Judging from the title, you're a complete novice. "Ancient" doesn't mean "rustic"—your knowledge is just something passed down from your ancestors. Trading glass beads for divine powers? You must be dreaming.

The modern writing is truly toxic, yet it still uses the same old tropes from over a decade ago. Things like orphaned parents, a seriously ill son, being robbed of wages while working in America, developing terminal illness after a drug trial, money mailed back home being intercepted by gangsters, imprisonment, and provocation from a black person.

The writing is alright, but the protagonist is a Chinese man who fled abroad for his child. He talks a lot about loving his child, but the problem is that even after he gets money, he doesn't think about sending a large sum home first to settle things. I think it would be better to give the protagonist a cuckolded relationship where the child isn't his biological offspring! After all, it's supposed to be a loving father character, but the author seems to have forgotten about that.

What ban? Please, no unfinished stories, no abandoned plots. No superhumans in the real world? Just you? Some books are full of cultivation techniques, time travel, and showing off everywhere? That just brings trouble and annoyance. I don't want to read those kinds of books.

The beginning was so tragic that I couldn't get into it. Then I realized, wow, isn't this just like those old-fashioned melodramatic family dramas? A single page like this used to be enough for a 30-episode series. I have a feeling the author has some really dramatic plot twists coming up. I haven't read on yet, but are there any hardcore fans who have?

You now possess cultivation techniques that grant immortality. You are the only cultivator on Earth. Maintain secrecy, cultivate your power and influence, control a kingdom, and become the King of the Kingdom. Do not reveal the cultivation techniques or your time travel; keep it a secret at all costs.

Two worlds are enough to write about, but there's a third world, and the protagonist can't cultivate immortality in the first world, so he has to suppress his combat power to create a second world. And then there's the protagonist's cousin's fiancée, who has to be so annoying.