Cultivation: Twice the Effort, a Hundred Times the Harvest

The text is too long-winded, almost half of it is nonsense, and there are many flaws in the details. The good thing is that it is not too poisonous, so I won't scold you.

It doesn't matter if you practice Qi at the seventh level and then go to the tenth level, if you arrange for someone who has a grudge against you to enter the door together, you can also surpass the tenth level by practicing at the eighth level. Talented people start almost 20 years ago, and they still allow you to advance to two or three levels. Your mother is really outrageous.

I can understand everything the writing was not good at the beginning, but after writing so many words, the writing has not improved at all, the details are not handled well, and there is a lot of nonsense.

It's okay, but it's a bit formulaic. Even if I skip the map, it's still the same routine.

No critical hits in actual combat experience? The protagonist can even hit a critical point while farming, so why does he not have actual combat experience to hit a monster when he fights a monster?

I haven't watched it yet, but I have a question. Will it push him to death if he triggers a hundred times critical hit while eating? What about falling? What about being attacked? What about pooping and peeing? Then he is not allowed to pee 24 hours a day?

This 100 times critical hit is too stretchy and doesn't feel amazing at all.

I just joined the sect. Doesn't the sect teach me the exercises? Are they all relying on their own original skills?

It's really good. Even if you have a lower eighth-grade spiritual root, you're afraid of people taking a fancy to it.

Lots of updates, I'll give you ten daily recommendation votes, and I'll also give you a monthly pass. Big cheers to the author. It's a very interesting book, keep it up.