National Fate Survival: I’m a Cultivator, Yet I Urge People to Believe in Science

Let me explain why the previous writing was so drawn out; I've seen many people mention it. My book contract was signed around August 20th. Tomato's books only offer a 600 RMB monthly attendance bonus the following month after reaching 100,000 words. This means that if I wanted the bonus, I had to update 100,000 words in August. 600 RMB isn't a lot, but it's very important to me. It's a form of income, so I had no choice but to force myself to write, to grit my teeth and make things up…

This is a rare novel in the genre of "national destiny" that I followed from the first chapter to the latest without skipping any. I felt it was well-written, the protagonist's character was well-developed and made me feel at ease. I hope it can maintain this level of quality and not contradict itself. Although it's another story featuring the same familiar Bingbing, this one is well-developed.

Although not many people read this book, I think it's better than other books on national destiny in Tomato's series. At least the Chinese netizens in this book aren't as extreme. In other books, the planets are basically resource-scarce, and the netizens in those books are very extreme.

I have a feeling this book will be a hit! Author, hurry up and write it!

Well, overall it's really good, much better than those other inexplicable stories I've read before. The only downside is the author's lack of updates, but that's understandable. Also, I really understand the protagonist's actions. From his perspective, he's pursuing immortality, so everything else is secondary. Yet, a sliver of conscience still exists within him. In short, his character is excellent, perfectly matching my image of someone pursuing immortality. I love it!

It's a great read. The main character's personality and the plot development are exactly to my liking. Aside from the consistently jarring style of a certain country, which slightly jarred me, everything else is fantastic, quite realistic. The only thing that puzzles me is why the book's rating is so low. As a seven- or eight-year veteran reader, I haven't found anything wrong with it.

It's good, let's keep writing like this. Don't pay attention to the negative reviews, I still like this type of novel. After all, everyone's tastes are different, and those who gave negative reviews probably just don't like this kind of novel. Besides, the novel really has some substantial content, giving it a realistic feel of traditional cultivation.

Author, keep it up! Don't give up, you write very well, even if you're late in updating, I'll wait for you (o^^o)

Well, how should I put it? It's just a shame I didn't write a line like "Wow, that's amazing!" It's so good!

I'll give the author five stars, even though I didn't really enjoy reading this book.