He takes more than half of the player's opportunity, yet doesn't perform significantly better than the player in the same realm. Perhaps he’s skilled at secondary cultivation class (alchemy, etc), but his battle talent isn’t in the top ten among players.

I admit that the players having infinite lives gives them an unfair advantage, and the main character (MC) should indeed have some edge. However, the MC isn't portraying anything that makes me want to cheer for him, and instead, I find myself wanting to follow the player more than the MC. I also dislike the romantic elements because they all revolve around the MC. His love story, particularly with the girl named Li, feels poorly developed and unrealistic. For instance, he takes her to enemy territory and engages in battles with foes from a higher realm, even after spending so much time ensuring that they wouldn't be aware of him. Instead of just sending her away beforehand, he remains reckless, claiming it's because he just wants to look at her. At first, this seemed acceptable, but the author allows the MC to act smart and cautious, only to then behave recklessly and foolishly.

Additionally, the story doesn’t accurately reflect how others in the cultivation world react to the player's infinite lives. Just when they're about to kill an enemy, they let the enemy react. This is quite frustrating!