Running Errands in the Cultivation World

I enjoy reading cultivation novels, but lately I haven't been really interested. One big reason is that with the ever-increasing power levels in fantasy novels these days, the power levels in cultivation novels have been declining. But this book, up to this point, definitely lives up to the high standards of cultivation. Keep writing!

The previous chapters described how the protagonist completed a golden quest and seized a 7-foot wooden boat belonging to a Nascent Soul level cultivator. He was then pursued, severely injured, and forced to flee. I'd like to ask the author, isn't a 1.6-Meter-long boat-shaped vehicle too inadequate for a Nascent Soul level cultivator?

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The pacing is superb, the word choice and sentence structure are comfortable, and the atmosphere is excellent.

The writing after entering the cave was a mess.

Damn it, all the new books I've found lately are level 1 new accounts! I can't even look at your older books anymore, they're all just reincarnated versions of the same thing! It's infuriating! 😅

How could a disciple dare to go against an elder?

The amount of information from two chapters was crammed into five or six chapters, resulting in extremely low information density. In short: a massive waste of space!

It's hard to believe the main character is the same person as a female classmate who owes me 200 yuan.

This guy is such a riddle maker! He makes so many riddles but doesn't even fully reveal them. Is he just writing them down for himself?