Cultivation: My Golden Finger Is a Lump of Mud

The main character has no romantic partner, but has many pets. Although the main character needs to utilize resources, they don't constantly hinder the story. Aside from filler text, they don't offer much help, but in fact, they sometimes do. The main character doesn't constantly chat with the pets; they only appear occasionally. Most of the time, the story focuses on the main plot.

Keep it up, author! I've watched you improve little by little. Your first book was rubbish, but this one is a huge improvement. Although your progress is slow, I have high hopes for you. In this era where everyone says newcomers shouldn't touch fantasy and xianxia (Chinese fantasy genres), you've persevered all the way to this point. You're truly amazing.

Overall, the article is very good. It's very enjoyable! The author's writing style is excellent 👍🏻. The only problem is that there are too many commas, making the sentence breaks a little awkward. I hope this can be corrected.

Judging from the tags, the beginning, and the chapter titles, it's my type: a loser's rise to power, no female lead, and a multi-world setting. (I love this kind of novel, any recommendations? I really like this kind 😠) I'll give it five stars for now.

Not bad, but I'll deduct one star for the punctuation. Instead of seizing the time to break through to the Foundation Establishment stage, he went out of his way to kill people, and in the end, he was hunted down by someone who had reached the Foundation Establishment stage.

Qi Refining to 150%? Isn't that going too far?

That's right, the male protagonist mainly focuses on improving his cultivation level.

This ascension was a bit too fast!

I like lone wolves, so I give it five stars.

A song with no romantic subplot and focused on the Dao is so good; only then can one transcend the Great Dao and live a carefree and unrestrained life. 🤭