Cultivation: One Erroneous Message a Day

The protagonist's predecessor was a martial artist who turned to immortality, but was defrauded of all his wealth by the cowherd boy next door. He did not go to the martial arts gym for a year and a half, but the cowherd boy used the defrauded money to go to the martial arts studio to practice martial arts. The protagonist traveled back in time to regain martial arts.

Nine Sister's books seem fine at first, but later you'll find she's inserting her own personal feelings, such as projecting her own emotions onto the story, portraying various instances of self-inflicted cruelty and unfulfilled ambitions. Nine Sister is also pitiful... Several books are like this, it's so pitiful.

Old Nine, I'm almost certain now that you wrote it using AI and then made some minor changes yourself. There's too much psychological description of the characters, half a chapter is filled with it, it's all self-indulgent fantasy. The plot is too drawn out, and major events related to the chapter titles are only mentioned in a few sentences. This is completely unlike your usual style.

Ninth Brother, did you lose your IQ from playing the stock market? When I read *The Inheritance of Shen Gongbao*, I really thought your writing had the potential to be a master. With just a few minor tweaks, you could easily become one. But these past few books are all so petty, the protagonists have such narrow perspectives, and they all feel like they have petty minds.

Here we go again, dragging things out, pulling and arguing over nothing. The powerful families here are all acting like fools. They'd give away 100,000 taels on a whim, but they're so stingy with even a few taels beforehand. And a concubine's daughter can come up with 8,000 taels? Don't use your brains!

I saw that Er Laizi was already a martial artist in the Refining Essence stage, yet he was still trying to swindle the protagonist out of a few taels of silver. This kid became a martial artist entirely by cheating the protagonist. Even when the protagonist was nearly bankrupt, down to his last few coins, he still tried to cheat him.

The protagonists in each book are obviously very powerful, but they still live a very frustrating life.

The first six chapters were quite interesting, but after arriving at the martial arts gym, it suddenly started attacking my intelligence. It was so unexpected and disgusting.

Prices collapsed, combat power collapsed, and people's minds went blank... The readers couldn't even come up with a coherent story.

What's this all about? The silver is so worthless! First, people sell their children for ten taels, then suddenly they can get ten thousand taels so easily. The currency is in complete chaos!