Fellow Daoist, Don't Panic. I Never Kill

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This book seems like a lowly story, but it's actually a fast-paced, satisfying read... This is the fastest protagonist I've ever read who goes from nothing to something 🤦.

He has magic weapons, cultivation techniques, and a good physique, but he won't choose those. He'll pick the most useless one. His talent is a bit lacking, and it's random. His physique is excellent. A normal person like you would choose a comprehensive cultivation path, okay? At least give it a try! ╭(╯ε╰)╮

The cultivation techniques and rules are well-designed, and the system tasks have some logic and aren't mindless. The only downside is the sect relationships; they feel awkward and trivial. Everything else is really well-written.

Why are the books I like not very popular?

I've read up to chapter 40, and it's not bad!

It's a pity the data wasn't good, so it was discontinued. A few issues: First, if the protagonist realizes the system options are problematic, it loses its appeal. Is it more interesting to not know the consequences until the protagonist suddenly realizes the option is bad and then how they turn the tide? Second, the protagonist's personality isn't very distinct; it's overshadowed by the choices.

It's watchable, but unfortunately not exciting enough. There's a setting I found quite novel 🍉. I haven't seen any good people in the world yet, or rather, good people simply can't survive. Even spirit geniuses without backgrounds are treated as resources to be consumed. It's a truly cannibalistic world [eye roll]. True strength reigns supreme.

Good, I'm tired of all the fighting and killing, this is better.