I Cultivate in the Apocalypse: From the Start, I Awaken All Things!

This story's humor is different from other stories that involve enlightenment; it doesn't introduce an incredibly powerful being from the start. Will the protagonist be invincible? The answer is definitely yes! But the protagonist also needs to grow. A protagonist without a path of growth is just a useless person! Without any character, how can he grow?

Given that the author is a novice writer, the fact that they've produced a book this good already puts them at an upper-tier level. Therefore, I'm giving the new book five stars as encouragement, and I hope the author continues their efforts! (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

This is truly a great book; the author clearly put their heart into writing it. It's a very enjoyable read and doesn't try to fool the reader. I hope the author continues their efforts and I'm really looking forward to their future development. (One of the top books listed on Tomato)

Li Mu, Li Mu, you truly are unique! You even wrote about male Daoist partners! 😏😜😄😃😁

I've read over twenty chapters so far, and the theme is still quite novel. It's a post-apocalyptic cultivation novel, and it's not the kind where you become invincible from the start; the gradual leveling up through cultivation is a good point. The only downside is that the protagonist is fat. If he were the kind of handsome, unparalleled gentleman, it would be perfect.

Is this my first review of 2022? (⊙O⊙) The beginning of the book was quite good, but the progression of the story's development in the later stages felt too rushed and abrupt. Overall, it's alright. Five stars for you! (๑❛ᴗ❛๑)

The premise is quite good. The protagonist is just an ordinary person who enjoys cultivating immortality; he's neither a saint nor cold-blooded, and spends most of his time quietly cultivating after the cataclysm. Some say the protagonist is overpowered and not as strong as others, but I disagree. It's clearly the others who are overpowered; how can the speed of cultivation compare to leveling up?

This is a cultivation novel that I like, but most importantly, like Liu Jun at first, I also really like Taoist classics and ideas. It's worth mentioning that this is one of the few novels I've read from beginning to end; it's just too short, but I still really liked it. Everything is preordained; nothing can be forced.

We were completely shocked! It was a male Daoist couple! How exciting! Hehehehe

The subject matter, content, and perspective are all good, but the writing feels a bit stiff. Overall, though, it's still very good. (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡