A Cosmic Sea Pearl from the Start, Let Me Smash It!

The character design collapsed after the game was released. They should have established sects or cultivation academies, allowed the country to govern itself and manage ordinary people, and then gradually transferred power, similar to the model of Swallowing the Stars and Earth.

The first cultivation game, do you want to cultivate immortality? Thumbs up!

It's good. I promised to give it five stars as soon as it came out. There are one or two minor flaws, but it's still acceptable as you continue reading... The theme of this book is very novel, unlike anything I've read before. It actually combines simulation, games, cultivation, and reality, which really surprised me...

March 23, 2024. Before the arrival of the new character, it was a normal, all-night cultivation story. After the arrival... No updates. (Please update!)

Don't be fooled by the seemingly mediocre middle section; the later parts are absolutely amazing. I can only say the beginning is good too, but once you get to the end, you'll find the book incredibly engaging, with a vast world-building and a protagonist whose power level increases at a respectable pace. Plus, the plot and characters are fantastic and richly developed.

Why did the rating drop to 5.9? I thought it was pretty good.

It's great! I watched it all the way to the end.

I really enjoy reading this kind of novel 🤭 This one is the most intellectually stimulating, without any mindless boasting.

I highly recommend reading this; it's much better than other cultivation novels. The writing fell apart in the later stages, I'm speechless (`Δ´)! The more I read about Pangu, the stranger it seemed, and then it just ended abruptly, leaving me completely bewildered.

It's still okay so far (at least no women are flirting with the protagonist). I won't comment on the rest because I don't understand it.