Everyone Gets a Planet: My Invincible Cultivation Civilization

Giving myself a five-star review isn't too much to ask, right? ٩(๑^O^๑)۶

You can take a look at this book.

From the beginning, I had a feeling this book would likely be abandoned, maybe only reaching two or three hundred chapters at most. [Think about it carefully][Think about it carefully][Think about it carefully]

Very good, I can't think of any other words.

Author, I think you could have the characters in the protagonist's world develop nuclear fusion and then use righteous methods to convert the nuclear fusion energy into spiritual energy. In that case, the protagonist's world would become a world with extremely abundant spiritual energy.

Keep up the good work, author!

It's alright, but the first few chapters felt like they progressed too quickly.

The author's attitude is very sincere, and the quality of the work is quite good. I think it's worth giving it five stars. Everyone should read it and cherish it. Keep up the good work, author! The author's writing style and writing approach need improvement.

Great, I really like it, it's just my taste! As for the others, I don't know 😊 The author is a bit disappointed! There seems to be something in Chapter 62 about how some cultivation civilization uses rare and precious treasures to create spiritual artifacts, which is nonsense? This is simply unrealistic because that's a pure cultivation civilization with weapon refiners!

I finished reading it. The author stopped updating it because no one was rating it; it's a common marketing tactic. The ending is that the protagonist defeats the boss, goes home, and marries his sister.