I Will Keep Working Hard Until I Become a Venerable

Xiang Fei has always been purely cultivating and getting stronger. Since he has this character, he must maintain the readers who are attracted by this pure character. At first, the red thread could regulate Xiang Fei's unlimited cultivation, which was barely acceptable. Now even the life trials have become mandatory with the red thread.

If someone insists on putting a woman in their path to tribulation, they'll be forced to do so, and they'll inevitably fail.

Why are you still unhappy with this "point-adding" style of writing? When killing Fatty Dong and his two companions, why not just go straight for it? Why keep listening to Old Man Lu's rambling on and on? And I really didn't find the protagonist powerful. He built up four attributes early on: Constitution, Reaction, Perception, and Spirit.

But what are you trying to achieve by putting this up? If you're good at writing this and can do it well, or if you're writing this to increase readership, that's fine. But after chapter 90, you've turned this woman into a toxic character, even bringing in ethical dilemmas? Is that interesting? Did you just come up with this shit-feeding plot on a whim?

Damn it! The point is, the battles should be exciting, that's all. I could tolerate the protagonist's simple-minded, native-like nature, and even the nauseating romance was barely tolerable. After all that build-up for the trial, which should have been a minor climax, you had to bring a poorly developed female character into the trial, and then have the protagonist, who lost his mother at a young age, call her "Mom"? Do you think that's funny? You anime developers are truly disgusting!

I couldn't continue reading when I got to the "Trials of Life" section. Like the common saying about terrible works, regardless of whether it's science fiction, fantasy, urban fiction, or historical fiction, terrible works are all strikingly similar. No matter how well-written the beginning is, they all end up adding a love story—a completely unrelated embellishment—to the plot.

What's the point of bringing a woman along? A woman for an advanced quest? Insisting? Ha!

This red thread is a bit annoying, huh? She even goes through the male lead's things. She's supposed to be a clingy woman, but she hasn't gotten anything substantial out of it; she's just constantly causing trouble. She seems like a filler character, only good for padding the word count. If the author can't write romance, I'll just skip her.

I don't understand. The story was going well, so why add a woman? The author even said it was a test. What, is the author just playing around with novels? Isn't their own life a test enough? 😅

It's too wordy. It's supposed to be a story with a bit of an invincible protagonist, but the pacing is so slow. The villains talk too much, and the protagonist lacks emotional intelligence. It's too padded.