She's actually an incredibly hot cross-dressing (or rather polymorphed with the help of an item) female that disliked him at first but quickly turns lovestruck because he saves her and cares about her because of his "chivalry" and "morals" when it comes to tomb raiding and not leaving comrades behind and sharing treasure. She transforms into a female 10+ times over a few dozen chapters to save hiim or help out in her "true form" which conveniently means she'll be hurt for whatever reason and then cared for by the MC as he carries her around. He's also commenting on how "he's" boneless, feels like a female and "his" breath smells sweet and he's somehow turned on all the time while being afraid of turning gay. This happens literally dozens of times in very short intervals, often repeating the same thing more than once. While carrying her around, he s*xually harasses her by pinching, fondling and slapping her bu*t while also fondling her breasts in her male form and getting various urges because he's somehow tying them together.

Despite the various obvious clues, his own instinct and the repeated times where she transforms into a female again, he completely and utterly fails to connect the dots, all while he falls deeper and deeper in love. This alone would've made me drop the novel because it's too cringeworthy to be true, but it's sadly far from the only issue. So, expect the romance to be horrible, it's your typical chinese crap romance with a protagonist that can't seem to be even slightly mature about it.

Wanfeng about Ge Long or Yuying on their way back to the city. She is left as clueless as the readers about the situation

She is disguising herself as a man, but the MC supposedly doesn't know she's disguised. Despite the fact that her male form and female form have NEVER been seen together. Also the novel goes on and on about how the MC likes touching the male form's ass and chest, but he's not gay. This goes on and on...

The MC almost died because of her disguise. She acknowledges that it was her fault that he almost died and tries to sacrifice her life force for him. But then after he's saved, rather than admit to him who she is, she says she won't reveal it because "she's scared he'll be angry"

Geomancy is probably one of the least written about supplemental paths of cultivation across the entire genre so it is extremely refreshing to see it employed as one of the core aspects of the series

Necromancy is also extremely refreshing, flexible, and I honestly give props to the author for how much thought and complexity the author has given this aspect of the series.

The MC spends a large amount of time becoming a cultivator. Not too long after he becomes a cultivator He gets an upgrade that lets goodwill he receives to directly increase his cultivation. This is a relatively early upgrade in the series and it ruins the plot. From that point on, nobody in the series can like the MC because it will make him cultivate faster and since the series is long and drawn out, the authors method of dragging the story out is for nobody other than a very small amount of characters to like or thank the MC at all. This isnt the only point in the series where this happens, any point in the series where a situation can be handled with one of the MC's crazy OP abilities, the author will work hard to nerf it temporarily to keep up the action. And the Action itself? It doesnt matter, the MC is a super genius who doesnt have to cultivate, there is no enemy that cant be beaten or atleast matched in someway through deus ex machina. The writing quality actually decreases the more you read. In the beginning of the series, the MC is killing enemies to protect himself. By chapter 518, MC leaves enemies alive casually for no reason knowing that they can/will harm his friends and family when given the chance.