The Tale of Cultivation

This book was quite good, but unfortunately, the protagonist has to take his entire family (dozens of people) to immortality, which makes it less interesting. Everyone else faces a one-in-a-million chance to cross that narrow bridge, but for the protagonist, it's effortless and casual! (Inaccurate/Unrigorous)

The first few dozen chapters are a direct copy of the Seven Mysteries of Mortal Cultivation plot, with the cheat ability simply changed from a bottle to a furnace. It's euphemistically called: Mortal Cultivation.

I patiently watched until I reached the Core Formation stage, but I couldn't watch any longer. The author has a tendency to please others and has little contact with women. In order to gain the trust of his senior brother, the protagonist actually revealed the secret of his cheat ability. There are too many stories like this that don't last more than three chapters.

This is blatant plagiarism of "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality," and Qidian allowed it to be published???

I have no problem with copying from Mortal's Tale, as long as it's enjoyable. But the fact that the author inexplicably tells his fellow disciples about his cheat ability makes me abandon the book immediately. I won't even mention the dragging on and on. However, I still want to say thank you for the hard work of the author who wrote so many chapters.

I didn't want to continue watching when I saw the protagonist forcing his parents to cultivate immortality as well. Cultivating immortality is about changing one's fate and defying destiny. It's not easy for oneself, let alone taking care of one's family. It's too unrealistic!

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 1800, so I skipped to the last page. My impression of this book can be summed up in one word: **chaotic**. The style is chaotic; it starts as a mortal cultivation story and then quickly becomes a mindless, wish-fulfillment novel. The world-building is messed up; I still don't know the general outline of the cultivation world.

No, even if the author wanted to imitate a mortal, there's no need to copy the main plot exactly. And it's another story about a pharmacist! I'm speechless. You change some insignificant backgrounds and names, but plagiarize everything else. Are you even thinking of doing this? You might as well just write fanfiction.

The main character is incredibly stupid; don't watch it, it's too brain-draining and extremely toxic.

Can anyone figure out the cultivation levels and item levels in this book? It's a complete mess; even after careful reading, it's incomprehensible, and there are countless contradictions.