The Supreme Immortal Court

Originally, I thought that books that were less popular would be a little bit out of the mud but not stained. But I couldn't stand it after reading less than twenty chapters. The protagonist's personality and style are contradictory. The protagonist seems to be patient and mature, but he behaves recklessly and stupidly. He uses elixirs to improve his qualifications, and he already knows the effects of elixirs. Yet he still wants to test his spiritual roots before the Molin incident has passed? Is it possible for an outer disciple with no identity and background to change his spiritual roots? Would you doubt it and not check it out? And the same mistake can be made twice. Curiosity kills people when Mo Lin discovered it, and it was the same for Yue Qingqing this time. Can you please stop being such a coward after getting rid of the protagonist? ! You may have mediocre qualifications, but can your personality and behavior be better?

There is not much else to say, except that the description of the protagonist is really good. The author should use some caution.