Wilderness: I’m Really Not Practicing Cultivation

The subject matter is okay, but before I read a few chapters, it turned into the protagonist taking a group of girls on a desert island vacation. I can only say that it is not my cup of tea. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

It's a good book. The main character starts to demonstrate his cultivation within a few dozen chapters. He doesn't hide his strength and pretend to be a pig to eat the tiger. There's no old-fashioned show-off to slap him in the face. The dragon king returns. The shortcoming is that there are too few. I hope the author will write more.

Ahhh, I'm so excited. I read another novel by the author in 2021, but the author ended it hastily. Today, when I changed my account, I suddenly found that the author has opened a new trap! It's a relatively new subject matter and it doesn't drag on. I hope it won't end badly. Looking forward to it!

After reading Chapter 58, I personally think it's okay. Briefly explain the background. A mysterious island appears in the Pacific Ocean, which needs someone to observe and interact with, so it needs to be broadcast live. The island may come from the world of immortality, and the protagonist has a system so he is now ahead of everyone. Now the protagonist has begun to show his cards, no longer hiding.

Not bad, not bad, really good. They call it Wai Rui Gu De in American terms.

It's well written, but the plot is a bit slow. In addition, the process of cultivating immortality should be speeded up a bit.

It looks good, but what do you mean by posting two scraps in the end?

The idea is good and the writing is good, but why is there no one? 🤨

With unconstrained thinking, this should be a male-video novel.

Yes, yes, this book has attracted attention.