Body Snatching in the Interstellar Age

Both of this author's books were left unfinished.

Can a Golden Core cultivator possess another's body? How can one possess another's body without a Nascent Soul stage?

Why is this possession so brazen, without a shred of remorse? Is his moral compass really that sound? I felt a bit disgusted after reading just the first paragraph. This is just my opinion, please don't attack me.

His aptitude is too poor; he's only at the Golden Core stage and he's still calling himself an ancestor.

The female protagonist was exchanging materials with someone at the free market, and she directly shouted in public, "I'll trade you my cultivation techniques from the first to the tenth level!" Even though her teacher knew the value of the storage bag, he directly told others that it was a "6-cubic-meter storage bag." Even elementary school students aren't that naive!

To be honest, just reading the author's book synopsis tells you this is a contradiction. In the interstellar era, there's no fertile ground for your cultivation, yet you still use a mythical soul to possess other beings! You're already quite remarkable for cultivating a soul! And you're thinking of possessing others! Think of a fish out of water! How many leaps can you make? You may have a soul, but others don't; at most, you're just a lump of self-consciousness.

What a terrible book; it feels like one section after another is missing. 😢

The description is grammatically incorrect and irresponsible! "The interstellar era a thousand years from now"

That's illogical and a bit idiotic!

Those who say "that kid" are asking if the protagonist is Japanese? If not, don't you think it's disgusting, author?