Review Detail of Tsetth in The Founder of Qi Cultivation, Reincarnates?

After writing more than a hundred chapters, I thought about leaving another review of what to expect. 1. The prologue chapters. I see readers complaining about why the mc did what he did and some even drop the novel because of it. All I have to say to that is wait for an explanation. It's tied into the plot of the first volume so it would be mediocre storytelling if I mentioned telling you what it is in the beginning. There will be bits and pieces of clues scattered about while leading up to the reveal, but that's not the immediate focus for the first chapters of the volume. 2. The overall theme of the volume. Character development, a lot of it, with tension caused by the foreshadowing of mysterious future events. It's not your typical Cultivation novel where the main character acts weak and avoids conflicts only to have arrogant young masters pop up to fight him, no, it's much more realistic than that. There will be 3d side characters with a backstory of their own, people who'll have real human interactions with the mc. Some readers might, or rather, will be put off by that if they don't like nontraditional Chinese novels, and for those readers I'll just say go out and try something new, maybe you'll like it. 3. Character behaviour. Li Xi Shen is not perfect, and neither is he an old monster who knows everything. He does think himself to know everything, hence the shameless Mc tag, but as the reader, you'll come to realize certain flaws would seep through the cracks of his self claimed perfect persona. His character is a literal onion dealing with trauma from his past, and his struggle to find the right direction in his new life. That's most of what I can gather about the first hundred chaps off of the top of my head. Oh, and I should mention the plot is rather stable, it's neither fast nor slow, just moving at a stable pace where readers can enjoy some action here, character development there, and some agonizing foreshadowing as well. Don't drop this book because of the misconception I created at the beginning, where you think this will be another common, boring cultivation novel. I build on that familiar trope in order to create something unique. Read my novel, you won't regret it.