Senior, I Want to Learn Immortal Cultivation!

I take back what I said before. Only the first few chapters of this book are readable. The rest is crammed with a bunch of female supporting characters who are desperately pursuing the male lead. It just shows the author doesn't know how to write. They forced this kind of plot to enrich the story.

It's indeed quite good; the writing style and ideas are there. However, the premise is a bit hard to define. If it's just a plot device to accelerate the romance between the male and female leads, that's fine. Otherwise, isn't this just another kind of simulation/strategy novel? The male lead's sacrifices don't feel very substantial.

Although it hasn't broken 300 reads yet and needs 300,000 words to be published, I was still moved by the author's passion.

I thought it was a modern cultivation story, but it seems to be a time-travel story. The male lead seems a bit inexperienced. Is this the kind of story where the protagonist is cared for by an older sister?

Regardless of the results, I won't abandon this book; I'll finish it properly. So I hope those who like it will continue reading, adding it to their collections, and supporting it. Thank you everyone! 😳

Keep it up, Gatanothor!