The Cultivation Game Becomes Reality: My Max-Level Character Is Speedrunning the Main Story

Friends, please tap me when the main character's identity is revealed! #(Kira)#(kira)#(kira) I'll finish watching then.

Review: Toilet paper

This subject matter is better suited for pure romance. #(Shut up)

This is such a classic example of a writer being unaware of their own identity using multiple accounts; it's so formulaic. Maybe we should speed things up a bit?

I want to see the protagonist's character transmigrate to become the protagonist's mother, giving him a minor beating every three days and a major beating every five days, the kind of strict mother who whips the lazy protagonist into a spinning top to work hard at cultivation #(funny)

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Here's a suggestion: when writing down specific data, please consider it carefully before you start. In many works involving supernatural systems, authors often lack sensitivity to data, frequently producing hilarious descriptions such as a Nascent Soul stage cultivator flying slower than a train, or a Deity Transformation stage cultivator severing fifty giant trees with a single, earth-shattering strike. Even in sports competitions, the principle of "higher, faster, stronger" serves as the underlying logic for selecting the strongest. This is especially true in works that intertwine modern societal perspectives with supernatural elements, where one side possesses a clear military advantage. Direct data should be carefully considered to better reflect the strengths and weaknesses of the entire system. If a cultivator who has reached the Nascent Soul stage cannot travel as fast as a modern high-speed train, then for many people, there's no point in cultivating at all. I suggest either reducing the use of specific data and replacing it with quantifiers where expressiveness is needed, such as "a moment," "a fleeting instant," "a short distance," or "tens of thousands of miles," which would better suit the writing style and artistic conception of classical Chinese works and reduce the likelihood of plot holes. Or, when quantifying data, referring to and comparing it with relevant real-life examples—such as speed and explosiveness—is essential to having a better understanding of the psychological impact of different realms within a cultivation system.

Japanese light toilet paper, in every aspect, is like the invincible, bewildered protagonist in a "drama queen" trope, including in matters of the heart. The amount of intimate contact is practically negligible, even surpassing the concentration of light-colored toilet paper. They never officially defined their relationship by the end; they were pure friends, more than friends but less than lovers. The early part of the plot is mindless and fast-paced, which is actually quite watchable. However, the middle part inexplicably veers towards extremes, seemingly ignoring the criticism from readers. There's also a noticeable AI feel to the plot. If you're unhappy during this period, I suggest skipping to chapter 204, where the plot becomes barely watchable. Later, it falls into the common novel trap of frantically pushing the plot forward, expanding the world, and creating grand scenes, as if these authors have formed a group to compete on whose protagonist has the highest "cool factor." The ending is an open-ended conclusion, as the title suggests: "I have reached a new realm and begin a new journey in a wider world." Overall, the book isn't excellent, but it's readable. Has anyone read the author's first two books? Like, what was the romance and plot like? If it's like that too, I won't read them.

When will your identity be revealed? Or you can contact me on QQ soon! #(Funny)

Is it one-on-one or one-to-many?