Thks for all the edits :)

Thx!

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Best of luck then! Don't worry, they will be plenty of chapters for you to read when you are back :)

you are right, I made a typo!

now :)

Indeed, I was talking about maces, not masses :)

Grade 5 talents account for 20% of CORE FORMATION cultivators with a spirit root, small mistake. You are right, over all they represent less than 1% of the cultivators but they are much more likely to reach the core formation stage than the average cultivator, nearly 100 times more likely in fact!

Hi, I'm an intern for an investment bank so my schedule is indeed rather tight. However, I haven't posted last week only because I was sick so don't worry, I am trying to stick to 1 chapter/day

Thanks for signaling these mistakes

Thanks for the feedback. Don't hesitate to signal mistakes in the comments. I will be correcting them.

Classic 5-star author review. In this novel, I write what the reader in me wanted to read in a cultivation novel. First and foremost, I am an enjoyer of the xianxia genre and cultivation novels in general. But some common points tend to frustrate me or take me out from the plots. Typical examples include MCs that are needlessly hiding their abilities when they could obtain huge benefits by just revealing some or the MCs vowing to stay low-key only for them to murder the son of a powerful figure the next minute, because he insulted their parents or something. With Journey of the Immortal Grandmaster, I try to portray believable characters with logical behaviors, even as those characters become more and more extraordinary. You will find a martial art adventure with a new realistic spin to it, and an accent on science. No OP MCs, cheat items, and stupid stepping stones piling out one after the other. Our MC will have to climb his way up with his determination and wits, from a normal starting point. Han Lingyun, our MC, is very smart but isn’t perfect either as he is in a growth state. You might find him on the cowardly side, especially compared to the traditional MCs. It is in Han Lingyun’s nature to calculate risks and rewards all the time. Admittedly, this novel is not for everyone: there won’t be constant life and death fights and face slapping if that is what you are looking for. The plot should fit more those that prefer ‘low-key’ MCs, more specifically, the MCs that don’t rely on Deus Ex Machina for saving themselves from an all-powerful cultivator they angered for the hundredth time. Don’t hesitate to join Han Lingyun on his epic journey!