From the Hundred Herbs Hall to the Immortal Lord of Ten Thousand Arts

Why change tracks? There's a huge market for it in the heavens!

I support the author, but this kind of story usually only becomes popular after reaching at least 1 million words. I usually add it to my bookshelf first, and only start reading when it reaches 2 million words. The later stages are when it gets the most readers. Keep it up!

No more fanfiction? Do original works get traffic?

The novel has many strengths: the writing is simple and the language is concise and restrained. However, it has a few notable weaknesses. After so much writing, the setting remains confined to a small county town. This is absurd, as a martial artist practicing internal strength training could be the foundation of a wealthy family in the county.

What if they slaughtered all the neighbors who had no descendants, then used some demonic techniques to refine them instantly?

The plot of Shennong personally tasting the food has no major flaws and flows smoothly. Based on the current 50 chapters, I personally feel it's at least at the level of a high-quality work.

It follows the usual formula for martial arts novels, nothing particularly bad, but I don't know if it's just my imagination, but the protagonist seems too much like a bot.

It's well-written, a decent read among fast-paced action novels, and worth checking out!

I hope you don't suppress your character's level; increase your combat power as needed. You can read similar novels to avoid some pitfalls. 1. Avoid the cliché of the protagonist being looked down upon by others because of their perceived inferior aptitude, even if they pass the sect's requirements. 2.

In terms of fighting skills, they're just so-so; they're either killed with an arrow or a sword, they've never really had a proper fight.