The Immortal of the Water Palace

Even though the protagonist has a middle-grade spiritual root and a golden finger, it only took three months to break through from the first level of Qi training to the second level of Qi training! He still had to hide his cultivation like this, for fear that others would discover that he had broken through too quickly! I was directly disgusted! 🥵

There was a comment before that said this book was hard to read because of the complicated exercises and over-the-top explanations. It was normal to make some comments that were not in my taste, so I didn't care about it. After that, a buddy made a rebuttal under that comment, and some people started to argue. This is actually normal.

It can bestow titles upon mythical creatures such as shellfish, snails, clams, and giant clams: A talent nurtures a pearl to accelerate the speed of cultivation, gathers the spiritual energy of heaven and earth and absorbs the essence of the sun and moon to nourish the golden elixir, and then filters and purifies itself to eliminate toxins and impurities, constantly improving itself;

The cultivation system in the book feels like a transitional form between the resource-rich Qi Refining system and the resource-scarce Qi Absorption system; the spiritual energy of heaven and earth seems relatively abundant, but various cultivation and Qi Refining resources are already showing signs of shortage. Overall, this book can be considered a high-quality read.

It's been a mess ever since the journey began. Right now, during the war between good and evil, he's already running off to the other side and wreaking havoc, making it known to everyone. He just reached the First-Grade Core Formation stage, and instead of hiding it, he's made it public knowledge.

I can only say the author is a genius. In the Four Sects War, he actually had the lower-level clans fight amongst themselves, preventing them from going to the front lines. What is this? Isn't this weakening their own power?

The writing is quite good. The story progresses rapidly after the Foundation Establishment stage, and the romance is starting to emerge. However, author, the protagonist currently possesses a water palace, talents from demonic beasts, and is a second-tier talisman master and alchemist, a third-tier weapon refiner, and also knows beast taming and some formations.

During the great battle between the two factions, the Luo family attacked the Chen family. Was the Runjin Sect blind? They allowed their subordinates to fight each other without any reason, weakening their own strength.

There are two people now, one is disciple A of the Qi Refining family with mid-level qualifications, and the other is disciple B of the foundation-building family with low-level qualifications. It is known that B has practiced for several months more than A. Who do you think will break through first? Who will receive more resources from the family?

I don't understand this monster battle formation. Does it mean the monsters learned to position themselves, or did humans teach them how to position themselves? If so, what's the point of sending monsters to the front lines instead of the protagonist? The people at the front lines haven't learned battle formations. If the monsters learned to position themselves, wouldn't their intelligence be too high?