I’ve Cultivated for Ten Thousand Years, So What If My Fireball Is a Little Bigger?

It is an unsystematic traditional fantasy. The protagonist kills decisively and moves step by step. He slowly goes from the realm of refining energy to the end. The fighting scenes are very exciting. The writing has a sense of logic. The online IQ of the protagonist and villain is a highlight...

The protagonist is worthy of being a big shot in the Xuantian Realm. Even though he was suffering for a while, he was decisive in killing and fighting every step of the way. He will eventually return to the Xuantian Realm and let those little people die in order to repay your suffering!

I finished reading it in one sitting. Overall it's pretty good. The protagonist's personality is very distinct and the details are well described, but it's too short 😠

The fantasy is unsystematic. The protagonist Ji Hanchen has an online IQ and a good temperament. He doesn't panic when encountering difficulties and stabilizes his mood after a while. Secondly, although his cultivation level has dropped, he is still very strong. Hitting someone across borders is like squeezing an ant to death.

Nowadays, it is rare to see this kind of traditional fantasy novel with no system or live broadcast. The male protagonist's strength is sealed. After getting the Tian Geng Stone, he should recover a lot. I don't know whether the next trend will be an invincible flow or continue to open new maps.

It's beautifully written in large letters, and it's an unsystematic fantasy of cultivation. I like the protagonist who has clear grudges and decisive killings. Come on!

A very traditional fantasy novel. The author's writing is good, the content is interesting, and the plot develops very quickly.

My favorite recent work, it looks good, I like the character of the male protagonist, cheers for the author

It's pretty good. It's rare to find a book that I like. The protagonist has a very distinct personality and is decisive in killing. I didn't hold my breath at all after reading it!

The overall structure of the book still belongs to the traditional fantasy framework, but it does have some innovations. The whole article looks very relaxed and funny, which I like.