You Practice Martial Arts, I Cultivate Immortality: From Little Eunuch to Nine-Thousand-Year Lord

Holy crap, why is this book so weird? The setting seems to be a low-martial arts world, but without any magic or divine powers, it can't really be called high-martial arts. The problem is, the author initially touted the protagonist as different from others because while others cultivate martial arts, he cultivates immortality. But then, in the last few dozen chapters, it became more and more like a martial arts novel, practically a hodgepodge of Jin Yong's works! What does this have to do with cultivating immortality? I'm asking you...

This is a mess! Author, you've already messed things up in less than 15 chapters! Isn't this supposed to be about high-level martial arts and cultivation? How come cultivation is on the same level as high-level martial arts? It's so messy, so incredibly messy, it's unbearably chaotic...

The synopsis says it's about cultivating immortality, and the first few chapters do indeed focus on that, but later it transforms into a high-level martial arts story set in this world.

This is a complete mess. Li Huaiyu, the Ninth Prince, Jiang Fu—names are all over the place. And then the emperor dies outside the palace? Everything is so abrupt! Is this even something a human could write? [Laughing and crying with a tilted head]

The practice of eradication is outdated.

Even after I closed the book, the rain in the story was still falling, soaking a long-dormant corner of my heart.

The author himself said he was a eunuch.

It's a blatant lie; they've turned the cultivation of immortality into martial arts all along—what a load of rubbish! [Vomiting emojis]

It's very similar to a book where the protagonist is Li Yi, and the protagonist is also a eunuch from the Ming Dynasty, and the emperor is also a woman.

It looks like it was written and modified by AI; the overall concept is off, and there are inexplicably some characters and events that don't fit.