Drunk on a Golden Age

"Young and spirited, how could they accept being inferior to others?" I absolutely love it, really! I love watching the action scenes; they're so exhilarating!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰 I absolutely love this thrilling story!!! Let the competition begin!!! Ahhh!!! I really love it! Everyone is strong, everyone is strong!! Everyone has an indomitable spirit!!

This book is actually quite good. The beginning is so-so, but it gets much more interesting after chapter 24. You could say that the beginning is all about setting the stage, and after chapter 24, the protagonist's personality gradually comes to the fore, and the characters come alive. It's a pretty good book to read when you have some free time. This book gets better and better as you read on.

The premise is novel. The protagonist isn't aiming to become the strongest, but rather a carefree traveler who witnesses this prosperous era, experiencing the vicissitudes of life. He's not the strongest, but he's the most unrestrained and free-spirited, making for a very well-developed character. Initially, I was somewhat indignant. Why is there always someone who surpasses the protagonist?

The author's writing is excellent, with many memorable lines. Many details are profound, and the world-building is quite grand. Don't be intimidated by the comments section; don't expect everything to be a tragedy. Currently, the novel's overall tone is rather warm and cheerful. There will be moments of drama, after all, the path of a cultivator is never smooth sailing.

Okay, I enjoyed watching it. Now that I've finished, I have to say there were a lot of fight scenes, one after another, which got a bit boring and tedious. It's fine to have fight scenes, but not too frequent. And in between all that fighting, it would be better to include some everyday dialogue, otherwise it gets a bit monotonous.

This is a rare cultivation novel for me. Unlike other novels of the same genre, the protagonist, who transmigrates from the modern world, isn't arrogant; he's more like any other person in the modern world, with flaws and weaknesses, but also his own unique charm and temperament. This isn't a typical "satisfying" novel; it's the story of Gu Shengming's growth.

This is absolutely wonderfully written!!! The content is full of poetry, the logic is rigorous, and any plot holes are filled in. I especially love the carefree little wine god, Ah Ming, who is gentle as the wind, carefree and unrestrained, dislikes moral coercion, is sometimes bloodthirsty and sometimes kind-hearted, not a saint but has his own code of morality...

Very engaging, well-written, and I found it quite interesting. After finishing it, I felt like I wanted more, just like with Chen Xun, though I haven't followed that one in a long time. Typical me, making money off Tomato History 🤔

Highly recommend this novel! It was a real eye-opener for me. I rarely follow a book closely, but this one was definitely worth the wait. I'm so glad I didn't give up just because of the low rating. I'm writing this review in the hopes that more people will see this novel, and I hope it continues to improve. I also hope the author keeps up the good work and updates more and more!

I stayed up all night to finish reading it. At first, I just thought the world-building was pretty good, but as I read on, I found that the protagonist's change in mentality was the most attractive thing. The author's understanding of Xiaoyao also gradually deepened. It's really hard not to like it.