Little A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality

This novel is the least like a cultivation novel I've ever read; it has too little ethereal beauty and too much mundane reality. But you have to admit, the more mundane it is, the more it captures the essence of the story, as the protagonist is just a humble mortal. The early cultivation scenes are quite good, but the later parts are almost entirely about political intrigue and backstabbing. However, the various plot points are undeniably detailed and nuanced, reflecting the realities of our society and evoking many emotions. While the mid-series hiatus was unwelcome, you can also sense the author's helplessness. Life is just that realistic.

Seeing the supposed end of the book, I deeply regretted choosing to read it.

The story only went halfway through before stopping. I hope the author will finish it.

It's well-written, humorous, and witty. It's not a detective novel, so there's no need for such meticulous detail. The author is setting too high a standard for themselves. I hope they continue writing; this work is already quite rare in the fantasy genre.

I hope it will be finished; I feel uncomfortable reading it halfway through.

It's pretty good, isn't it over yet? Why is it over?

A rather interesting work, it's a pity there was no continuation.

What a disaster! What a disaster! It wasted so many of my days; their intentions are despicable!

The beginning was alright, but then the middle part was a mess, and the ending was a total disaster.

Are you sick?