On the Path to Immortality

Knowing full well that this is a cultivation world, it's absurd to openly sell items imbued with spiritual energy. It's one thing if you're in a sect or a cultivation marketplace, but aren't you afraid of being discovered and murdered by higher-level cultivators in a mortal city? This isn't a modern metropolis.

The female lead's father was once a prodigy of the Lingyun Sect. Because he took a liking to the female lead's mother, a mere mortal, the Lingyun Sect almost killed her. Wasn't it said they wanted to eradicate the entire sect? The female lead's father went to great lengths to escape the Lingyun Sect. Wasn't it mentioned that he was constantly seriously injured?

A book is 100% complete, but in this cultivation novel, 10% is dedicated to the female protagonist's farming and eating, and it's not even finished yet.

This story is all about the female protagonist constantly courting death, never stopping. How can someone like her survive in the cultivation world? Just because she's the female protagonist, does that mean she can be written about however she wants? Anyway, my personal opinion is that I'm giving it a bad review.

Are the things the female lead did because she's someone who's lived two lives?

The female lead seems a bit unaware that she possesses a precious treasure. Are you showing off? You added spiritual spring water; what if someone gets sick from eating it? If you encounter a cultivator, they'll definitely become suspicious of you. ⊙∀⊙?

Two thousand taels is too much, and I feel like the female lead thinks only the Li Qingsheng family has been kind to her? She seems to have forgotten the kindness shown to her by the villagers in Li Family Village.

Tens of thousands of years and they're still in the Qi Refining stage? I don't even know what to say.

Another female lead who thinks she's clever but is actually a complete idiot!

The female lead is such a saint, and she loves to meddle in other people's business.