Li Qingfeng, a Dao soldier of a sacred land who had lived alone until his death after exhausting his lifespan, is reborn in the body of the ancestor of Fengyue Sect, an evil sect.
"The Ancestor of Fengyue has an innate Sacred Yang Body. Dual cultivation with him can break through bottlenecks."
A secret message quietly spreads among the female cultivators of the major sects in the True Profound Realm.
And so, the saintesses and demonesses who have despaired of ever breaking through all make their way to this remote corner of Yunzhou in the Southern Border.
Demoness: "I may not be able to beat you in a duel, but you can't be better than me at seducing men, can you?"
Saintess: "I'm only borrowing you for one night. Afterward, we'll owe each other nothing."
"...Madam, don't you already have a Dao companion?"
"My lifespan is nearly over. Please, I'm begging you."
"Didn't we agree we wouldn't owe each other anything? Why are you back again?!"
"I have no hope of breaking through. Please, I'm begging you."
Li Qingfeng: "You really think I'm easy to bully, don't you? I may be a former Dao soldier of a sacred land, but I was once an unrivaled powerhouse."
"Once, yes. Not anymore, right?"
What's wrong with me? I write a little and then stop.
I'm going on a business trip for a few days and need to take three days off.
It's good. The cultivation world depicted by the author has a simple and unadorned beauty, unlike other authors who are so bizarre. Who has a heretical cultivator who also farms? Haha.
Are you going to pounce? Are you going to pounce?
The character's positioning is unclear. You portray the protagonist as an innocent young man, yet you insist that the ancestor has an influence on him. The resulting writing is rather incoherent. If you had leaned more towards the innocent young man theme, it would have been a decent book. The protagonist's backer, the Grand Elder, should make an appearance! It's been so unoriginal to keep playing the fool while secretly being powerful. Surely you're not out of ideas for writing everyday life and divine manifestations? If you veer slightly towards the ancestor's side, it becomes a decent fast-paced harem novel. I can't grasp it, author.
As you can tell from the synopsis, the protagonist's identity won't be perfect; it's just not yet revealed. Perhaps this is to facilitate writing about the sassy protagonist and to create a contrast using the character's initially naive and innocent persona. Just be prepared.
There are many flaws, but it avoids being overly dramatic. So far, I've only seen the beginning. The protagonist, a swordsman (seriously), is incredibly naive. He gets injured and uses a secret technique to shorten his lifespan, then gets bored to death. He then revives by borrowing the body of a dying ancestor, reshapes his physical body, absorbs memories, and begins to understand things.
Let's briefly discuss why my grades are poor.
1. This seems more like a harem novel than a typical harem novel. Winning over the female lead is too easy (the female lead's intelligence is severely lacking). Also, there shouldn't be so many female leads; that makes the characters underdeveloped. I think 5-8 female leads are enough; too many would be difficult to develop. 2. The plot is illogical. In the Dragon Palace section, it's mentioned that the evil sects went to kill people and forcibly recruited many small gangs, but later it's written that they all went to steal treasure. And why would a Dragon Emperor be in such a small place just to absorb the yang energy of one or two people for 30 years? 3. I prefer Mei'er to Lin Youmeng. At least Mei'er was always making sacrifices, while I didn't see Lin Youmeng do anything...
Here's a suggestion: before you have good data, try to read fewer chapters outside the main character's perspective. I'm a long-time fan, haha, I started reading from the "Master" novel.
It's a good watch. The male lead isn't a simp; he pursues what he wants and gives up when he can't win someone over. It's satisfying to watch.