Cultivation: No Way, I Can Become Invincible by Slacking Off?

It's a rare good book. The protagonist is very stubborn and can't eradicate his enemies. After reading 200 chapters, I realized that the author is an experienced driver and drives at a steady speed. The plot is about practicing skills, upgrading and changing maps. The system is not excessive and allows the protagonist to grow from weak to strong. The language is not a novice and it is worth reading.

It's pretty good-looking, just laugh mindlessly and that's it.

There's no one good book. Anyway, I think this book is well written (I just don't understand how the protagonist got enmity with the seventh-grade spiritual root), but it's well written. I haven't seen such a good leisure book in a long time.

Okay, it's very good-looking, it's my type

It feels very good-looking. Why is the score so low? I just found it now. I hope it has a single female protagonist or no female protagonist.

Overall it's good, the pace is okay, and it's one of the few novels that Tomato can read. It's just that the later stages were a little rushed, and the rhythm started from the part of controlling the Hehuan Sect. It was originally just for fun, but turned into a behind-the-scenes kind of thing, but it was okay to watch. It's just that the combat power in the later stage is too unbalanced. It's acceptable for the golden elixir to counter-kill the Nascent Soul, but the magic weapon that can kill enemies across levels is a bit too much. If you can kill high-level monks with a high-level magic weapon, then what is the point of cultivating skills and realms? Compared with low-level monks, the most important thing for high-level monks is their reaction ability. Just like when the low-level monks launch an attack, the high-level monks have already reacted and dodged long ago. Therefore, the subsequent Nascent Soul counter-killing the Transformation God is a bit too unbalanced. However, the author also said that this is his first time writing about cultivating immortals, so it's okay to write it like this.

It looks good [I learned] and the writing is very good, but the later stages and some things are a bit blurry [rolls eyes], but I don't really care~ I'm just trying to find faults [laughs awkwardly]

Overall, the writing is very good, nothing too outstanding, and the essence of it is presented very well. The writing is not too deliberate, on the contrary, the writing is very natural, and the writing style is also very good. The plot is not too fast or too slow. This book is still very good. However, in the later part of the book, it feels more everyday but also contains battles. I think it's better for you, the author, to write it clearly, otherwise it will easily end.

The pace of the book is well controlled, the author is an experienced driver, the speed is steady, and the turns are natural. The protagonist's bad image is well created, especially when he usually needs to be salty and salty, but when he needs to take action, he is also decisive and merciless. It is a smooth and refreshing novel that can be read from the beginning to the end. There is no cliche plot and the writing is neat and not sloppy. There are a lot of foreshadowings that have not been filled in. I wonder if the author has any intention of starting a second part?

This is an enjoyable book from beginning to end. It would not be perfect without being lazy in the spirit world.