Cultivation: Beginning with the Five Viscera Contemplation

The story spans over ten chapters and features a number of demons and monsters. However, the protagonist's family is plagued by misfortune, frequently suffering from demonic possession due to dramatic changes in the world. Meanwhile, the supporting characters are thriving, the demons are living a life of power and prestige, and the noble families are enjoying their privileges.

Wait, the mountain god was perfectly fine at the beginning, and then the protagonist just wiped him out for no reason?

The story of bestowing a salary has gone on for 32 chapters without it being granted; it's pointless.

I'm a Druid myself, and I hope the author maintains their quality and writes a long cultivation novel; I'm really suffering from a reading slump lately.

It's so fake. The protagonist is dragging his feet and doesn't escape.

This kind of hydrology is only suitable for reaching the top of a mountain of rotten persimmons; forget about making money on Qidian.

Everything else is minor. Killing someone's people and trying to escape when you can't win is perfectly fine. Encountering an old friend is also acceptable. But to start by trying to decipher a poem's profound meaning and expect the other person to respect you is like something outdated. Is that even possible? It's pure fantasy, and frankly, do you even understand the poem's meaning?

The Dragon Palace dispatched a large force to pursue them, while the protagonist's side strolled around leisurely, creating a strong sense of dissonance that was difficult to watch.

Not only is the plot a complete mess, but they're also squeezing out just over 3,000 words a day. This is supposed to be a classic fantasy novel, not a road trip story about cultivating immortality; it's already at 100,000 words, what kind of writing is this?

What happened? Why did it suddenly stop updating for 7 days?