Global Superpowers: I Awaken a Cultivation System

This is definitely a case of overwhelming power, but I love reading these kinds of invincible stories with overwhelming power. Is there any way we could read all the fantasy cultivation novels and copy all those Heavenly Ranks and stuff? That would be so satisfying!

This author is very honest; to make sure we understand the protagonist clearly, they frequently check the character panel, and to prevent us from forgetting, the panel is always perfectly organized, without even including weapon descriptions. Every function is explained clearly... But honestly, I didn't understand much. I've had enough of looking at the panel.

Okay, I was initially quite satisfied with this book; at least it was quite entertaining. However, I'm deducting one star. Starting from the chapter after the author reveals their true feelings, I felt the author's mindset was unstable, and there were problems with the writing: 1. Where's the cat???

It's alright, I guess. It feels a bit like he's just being a sycophant, but since this is a story without a female lead, I don't know why he rushes to her whenever a woman appears. I only read part of it, so this is just my review based on the beginning. (Please don't criticize me.)

It has many elements and is quite in line with recent trends. There's a kind of contrast that highlights a different kind of exhilarating reading experience. It's a bit short, but I hope there will be more frequent updates!

Science is based on what we already know. You have superpowers, and Xu Changliang has a system. What's wrong with that?

That's pretty interesting. Is there any superpower more awesome than a system? Obviously not. Looking at the experts' shocked expressions, it's quite entertaining. And the way they transmigrated is rather bizarre—getting hit by a durian and getting swollen is hilarious! 🤭🤭

Xu Changliang is clever, optimistic, and kind, and his way of doing things is quite interesting. The "golden finger" (advantage/cheat) in the book is reasonably designed. I really enjoy reading it.

Well, to be honest 🧐, I've read about two hundred chapters, and it's still quite interesting to me. It's just that the protagonist has relationships with so many women, especially that one surnamed Nangong, she's really annoying [pouting face]. I got a little confused towards the end, so overall this book… well… it's alright (I don't understand why the rating is so low). Anyway, I hope the author keeps up the good work; there are still many areas for improvement 😄.

I've read about half of it. The beginning was pretty good, but personally, I don't really like pet-human characters talking. When I read the part where Xiaobai speaks, even though it's for plot development, it feels like the information is cheap. The plot could have been driven by the villains' actions and goals, not by the pets' words. (This is just my personal opinion.) I hope the author continues to do well.