I had read the comments.
Most of the typos pointed out in the comments had basically been corrected. If they had not been corrected, it was because I had not seen them. I did not really delete comments either—good and bad comments were both there. If yours got deleted, it was probably the platform's fault.
Let me address some of the more common issues raised in the comments.
First, the issue of too many realms.
Quite a few people said there were too many minor realms and that it would drag things out. But these minor realms were really more like progress bars I had set up, showing the protagonist's little bits of improvement. A small breakthrough happened every few days and then passed by; it was not like some early webnovels, where one could be stuck from the peak of the initial stage to the middle stage for dozens or even hundreds of chapters, making a breakthrough as difficult as advancing through a major realm. There was nothing to compare there in the first place.
If breakthroughs came easily, it did not matter how many stages there were. Otherwise, it would be like certain sites, where a realm shot straight into the sky after only a few days. Then what the hell would be the point of writing this book?
Second, the issue of comprehension.
The protagonist's talent was average; that was beyond doubt. Techniques and Martial Arts that geniuses could grasp after practicing three or four times might require the protagonist to practice dozens or even hundreds of times just to get started. If a genius meditated for one shichen, their efficiency might rival the protagonist cultivating for two or three shichen.
As for the frequent moments of enlightenment, I actually had a setting for that.
But it