Cultivation: My Stats Can Stack Infinitely

A very good book. The book has a great premise, a fantastic plot, and excellent writing. However, few people can accept this kind of story, leading to negative reviews and readers abandoning the book. As a result, the author decided to abandon the project and simply write out the outline and ending, which is honestly a pity. However, there's one thing I feel is different from the author's.

This book has many flaws. Overall it's good, and I look forward to the new book. You could consider changing the cheat system. As someone who plays the "survivalist" role, if you can survive long enough, it'll be time for the protagonist to shine in front of everyone. Otherwise, it would be quite boring, but there's no need to deliberately court death.

There were some issues with the skill point allocation in the early stages, but in the later stages, the skill point allocation wasn't a big problem and didn't affect the protagonist's overall development. There was no deliberate suppression of the protagonist's growth. The story is quite good, one of the better ones among many similar novels I've read, and the writing is also good. The only downside is that the new book is too short; I'll have to urge for more updates.

This book is good. It features romance and immortality, and I think the romance is well-written.

The story unfolds smoothly, making it a very enjoyable read of a cultivation novel!

Although it was a bit watery, it was still acceptable.

It has a plot, a story, psychology, and logic; it's quite good.

It's very good, I don't know why the rating is so low.

Quite novel, looking forward to what happens next.

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