This Is a World of Cultivation, and You Want Me to Be a Tycoon?

This writing style is so good, even at a 20% discount, it's a steal, let alone free. Keep it up with the current level; the plot is the same old formula, but the satisfying thing is that it doesn't rely on forced explanations and shocking moments from random characters.

Well written. The detailed additions to the items and settings show a wealth of knowledge and preparation. If you enjoy this type of satisfying premise, I recommend you check it out. Compared to other novels of the same genre, this one aims to "write a good story rather than just focusing on the protagonist's cheat abilities." However, there are also issues with my personal subjective opinion.

Fellow cultivators who haven't maxed out their poison resistance should proceed with caution.

It's a pretty good book, very enjoyable, but it gave me the feeling of reading an essay!

All I can say is that it's well-written, but tiring to read, and not a good choice for someone who wants to relax with a novel after a long day. However, if you're looking for a truly good "novel," it's an option.

Objectively speaking, I'd give it three stars. I personally prefer this understated approach. One star is a plus. The downside is... A large amount of useless vocabulary, Some details are unnecessary, and the repetition rate is somewhat high. The character's cultivation progresses slowly, and the plot feels somewhat abrupt.

I love the main character's personality! Within my means, I still prefer to see stories about kind-hearted people with strong moral values! 😢

A rating of 6.1 is a bit low; I suspect it's because updates are slow. 🤭🤭 It looks nice, but it's too short. 🙂

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I'd give it four stars. The writing is good, and the character development is quite good, which is rare for Tomato. The only downside is the flaws in the setting, especially the realm and strength aspects.