Cultivators of Great Xia

The novel uses a future cultivation system evolved from the current scientific system. This well-founded scientific theory supports the story's interesting and imaginative plot. Keep up the good work, author! Is nobody watching?

I'm thinking of writing a fantasy novel using science fiction ideas. I wonder what the result will be, and whether anyone will like it.

Upon reading the latest chapter, I noticed that the plot is quite sparse. Although the setting is pieced together from various sources, the world-building is similar to some others in my more than 10 years of reading experience. However, this author has introduced some new elements, so I think this book deserves full marks on this platform.

The book contains a lot of theory and rich content. The characters are well-developed and the plot is tight. It can be considered one of the better books on Tomato Books. However, the appearance of characters in the later part of the book is abrupt. I feel that the author may have wanted to depict love as sudden. But overall, it is still relatively abstract and conceptual.

Different mathematical tools lead to deviations in the physics, chemistry, and biology established using those tools. Would the mass-energy equivalence equation and similar equations change under conditions involving spirits? Can the Newtonian equations 1, 2, and 3 in the book correspond to those in a technological society? Will the Grand Unified Equation appear first in another world?

It's a pretty novel idea, but the problem is that you can't intentionally weaken your subsequent combat power, otherwise it will ultimately be a inferior strategy. ❤️👍

A rare gem of a book; I really enjoyed its exploration of scientific (or perhaps more accurately, metaphysical?) Theories of cultivation. Some descriptions are a bit abstract, but it's still understandable. In addition, I guess the protagonists of the two worlds will collapse into the same person. Speaking of which, for those looking for a mathematical fantasy story, the author could check out "Stickman vs. Math"—maybe it'll give them some inspiration. 👍

This is the first time I've seen a sci-fi cultivation story like this. It has a "Three-Body Problem" feel to it. I was left wanting more after reading it. Given time, it will definitely become a masterpiece!

A very good book that promotes peaceful sleep; a must-read for anyone wanting to sleep.

This is a very novel cultivation novel that combines modern scientific knowledge with cultivation, transforming the three mythical beasts of physics into three abilities. However, the plot leans towards slice-of-life, the pace is slow, and while there's more combat in the latter half, the combat descriptions are rather simple.