I Awakened a God-Tier Passive from the Start and Took Off Instantly

Please read "The Book It Is Is Not Bad" patiently. It is a decent invincible novel. As for the many people who complain about the female lead, please read carefully: the female lead never thought of killing the protagonist. Isn't it only right for the protagonist to show mercy? Moreover, the protagonist isn't a saint; he kills anyone who shows him any murderous intent, which is quite satisfying.

It's a very good, fast-paced story. The only slightly frustrating part is the section after the ascension to the Immortal Realm. After the Immortal Realm takes off, it's already the end! The ending is also good, but it suffers from a common problem with all novels: the pacing gets faster and faster towards the end, as if the author wants to just finish the story!

It's right up my alley, but I don't know why the rating is so low. There's also too little to read. Keep it up, author! 😄😄😄

After reading over two hundred chapters, I'll leave a comment. Initially, some comments mentioned the female lead being omitted, abandoned, and clichéd, but those comments are genuine, and opinions may differ. Out of boredom, I continued reading. Regarding the female lead in other novels, my opinion aligns with the comments, but this is a cultivation novel.

Well, I don't usually give reviews, but this book is indeed quite good; at least there aren't any parts that are unreadable. Of course, there are flaws; the ending isn't perfect, and some plot holes aren't filled in, but that's understandable given the limited income. It's a real shame!

Well written! Humorous and witty, decisive and ruthless, not mindless writing, definitely worth reading.

The pace is a bit fast. Currently, there are two Daoist partners, one human and one fox. I finished watching on the 24th and he's only just broken through to the Great Ascension stage of Qi Refining. With the addition of the ninth level of Body Refining technique, his strength should be enough to fight against those in the Tribulation Transcending stage. It's just that there are a few too few "uh-huhs" and "ah-ahs," they're just glossed over in a sentence, which is quite frustrating.

I think it's pretty good. It has a bit of a cultivator's feel to it, and the romance is just right. A story that's all about cultivation would get boring after a while. And there's no need to criticize it as "light novel"—if you didn't read light novels, you wouldn't be on Tomato TV; you'd just go buy physical books of literature.

This book is indeed excellent. I think those with lower ratings were probably put off by the female lead in Chapter Six. Actually, it's not a big deal. There's very little romance in this book. If you don't like it, just ignore it. The rest of the story is very engaging. It's one of my top five reads. I want to continue reading. And there's the system issue too.

This is truly a good book, five stars! I hope for more frequent and faster updates!