Spiritual Qi Revival: I Secretly Slay Monsters and Level Up

Regarding updates, I'm currently a one-update beast, but I'll strive to evolve (っ╥╯╰╥c); regarding abandoning the story, even if I starve to death or jump off a building, I won't abandon it, and I'll give this book a perfect ending (the protagonist kills his way through the entire story); regarding the saintly protagonist, he's kind-hearted, doesn't indiscriminately kill the innocent, and belongs…

After reading these chapters, my face turned solemn. I lowered my head deeply, silently turned off my phone, got up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 vintage Sprite, held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside was somewhat gloomy, just like my current mood—heavy, very heavy. Gradually, a light rain began to fall from the gray sky outside. Why?

It's not bad, just a bit different from the usual monster-slaying leveling-up stories. While it still involves leveling up by killing monsters, it's a slower burn, perhaps due to the world's background. This world has formations that suppress demons, so unlike other books where humans are confined to a few cities, this one doesn't have many wild demons or secret realms.

The beginning was good, and I hope the author will flesh out the main characters more fully later on. 🍉 My current feeling is that the score is a bit low. If there aren't any stupid or disgusting tricks in the future, then this score is seriously underestimated.

Very good. The protagonist secretly increases his strength without many people knowing, which is quite good. It's a story of quiet struggle with a touch of passion.

It's alright. There aren't too many mindless plot points. The protagonist's personality is a bit rough around the edges at the beginning, but becomes much more refined later on. The gradual growth is also quite fitting, unlike some other stories where the protagonist is heavily developed from the start, only to become a completely different person later on.

It's possible, but could you please not pretend to be weak to deceive others? Everyone knows about the Great Yan God's exploits; even if your talent is lacking, it doesn't matter. Just say you had some fortuitous encounters.

This book is good; it might solve your immediate problem, and it's a pity to throw it away. [Learned it][Learned it]

I've read over 50 chapters and it's really well-written. Thumbs up to the author! The protagonist is too cautious, while the supporting characters are so active! The details of what the supporting characters do, including joining the guild, are so detailed. Why is the protagonist's story always glossed over? Where are the exciting monster-slaying scenes?

There's no female lead yet, hopefully there isn't.