Treasures of Heaven and Earth

This story is really good. Top tier. I have binge read all of it and I can't wait for more releases. You should honestly try this amazing srory

It's like the author had multiple story ideas and put them into a mishmash of one.
He has two simultaneous storylines going on, for the ml and fl.
But it was soooooooooooooo arbitrary. Like the story style changes completely from the first dozen chapter.
The author tells the reader to read every other chapter if we prefer one protag over the other.
But then why even write the story that way?
I can't go on reading a story knowing I am probably going to miss half of it. I read till chapter 66, so I know if you  read only every other chapter, you would miss a BUNCH of infodumps and worldbuildings.
So what's even the point of saying " If you prefer to only read one or the other lead, just read every other chapter of your preference." if the reader is missing a lot of the technical details.
And it's honestly hard to get immersed in a story where each next chapter is about another protagonist.
So rather than multiple good stories, we have a mediocre one.
Not worth the time. I gave story dev a 1 star.
The author also used 2 different time units, for usual things he uses day, minute, second, week, year etcetc but then he inserts ancient chinese time units like shi, shun, ke. Its very confusing.
The writing does improve though. but it's still very confusing.

A very good read, a bit confusing/unclear at times but i still would recommend it! Also one of the most original books on this website. Well done to the author for writing something of this standard.

I don’t know if you can see this author but I have read many novels and the impact this one has had on me is on the same level as when I first started reading cultivation novels.

Your Ideas on Dao and True Cultivation are truly novel and amazing. It has expanded my world view on what it means to be a cultivator. I guess this is an example of the saying, the Dao is Infinite.

I hope you continue writing this book someday when you are ready again as I would love to read more on your thoughts about Dao and Cultivation.

I normally abhor rating things as perfect but this story is absolutely worth it. Fascinating worldbuilding, interesting characters and a writing style that makes the combat just as engaging as the slice of life combine to form what is probably the best Xianxia novel I’ve ever read.

The correct way cultivation books should be written. Hoping for new chapters.