The Cultivator Soldier King Takes on the City

Very good. Its biggest advantage is the author's concise and uncluttered writing. The male protagonist is always in control, vengeful, and doesn't mince words, making for a very enjoyable read. The only downside is the bizarre ending; it just jumped off, and I didn't even understand it. Is the author planning a sequel? I feel this novel is better than the author's other works.

Well, there aren't many novels left that I can actually read; they're mostly just paid trolls.

I was ecstatic before chapter 135; it's a rare, solid five-star masterpiece. The battle at Seven Star Mountain made readers wonder if cultivators were mere appendages of humans, and the ending saw them perish under the weight of high-tech gadgets, unable to leave Earth. What kind of immortal cultivation is that? Wouldn't it be better to be a scientist?! My interest waned after chapter 135. The author's dedication is commendable, so I'll give it four stars!

Life is like that too. When you finally step into the earth, won't you also feel that life was just a dream? What's your opinion on the ending?

It's very good-looking, very interesting, and very readable.

It's a pretty good novel; the level of sophistication is grand yet not over the top. Worth reading.

Superb! The content is a bit simple, but overall it's pretty good! Worth watching.

Just when we were watching, it ended like this. Did the US blow itself up to the bottom of the sea?

This is so beautiful!

The author is so handsome! My admiration for him is like a surging river, never-ending.