After Being Idle for Hundreds of Millions of Years, How Could I, a Cultivator of Immortality, Become a Cracked Version?

When I saw Ye Fan, I was so disgusted that I gave up the trap. Instead of a loyal disciple, the protagonist wanted a traitor? How? Do you want to reward traitors and encourage your disciples to betray you too? Then why did you yell at the other group of traitors to kill them? You know the double standards. What kind of funny excuse is there for bullying others? Why, should we treat traitors politely? What are the author's funny views?

It's a huge hang-up, but I'm unhappy because the protagonist is already invincible and still has to take the traditional route to recruit people and pretend to be a pig.

No brainer, so baffling

The last chapter is the follow-up plot. Is it a cut?

There is something wrong with the writing. You are already invincible. Why don't you just destroy the enemy?

It feels like nonsense

I think the novel is well written, but there are too many systems.

It's poisonous from the beginning, and even those who betray are accepted, just because they are geniuses, forget it, normal people don't understand the world of the Holy Mother.

Knowing the time, you almost destroyed the sect. Author, you are very logical.

All I can say is that it sucks and is boring.