Livestreaming Spirit Root Auctions: My Starting Bid Is a Hundred Times the Price

I rarely write comments, but after reading this, I still wanted to write something. It's a good book. You can see the author's growth. At the beginning, it was all fluff and the pacing was not well controlled, but later the pacing became more mature and the chapter breaks became more and more skillful (just kidding). Of course, there are reasons for the low rating; I can think of roughly four.

Like a novice writer, I'm giving it four stars, hoping for improvement in the future. The title is "Selling Spiritual Roots," and you could expand on selling intermediate, upper, extreme, divine, and so on. You could also write about the revival of Earth, or about Earth undergoing mutations after rebirth—anything is possible.

I couldn't resist reading past chapter 200. The author's detailed descriptions are excellent, but the endings of each stage are too vague. One chapter is about urban family feuds, and the next it's about cultivation battles—it's frustrating to read. The characters lack development; important characters appear first and then their backstories are filled in.

These days, it's not easy to get me to read even the beginning of a book, so this one is pretty good. The opening is simple, direct, and doesn't mince words. It's imaginative yet relatable, making it easy to visualize. Crucially, the writing is incredibly smooth and fluid, just like the rhythmic shouting in the text – it's truly rhyming and silky. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good laugh or something lighthearted.

It's good, I support it, please update soon! Don't listen to the nonsense from those giving bad reviews, keep going at your own pace! It's just that writing multiple female leads might be a bit difficult, and a mindless harem is different from the previous ones. Write well, keep going!

I finished reading it. The early livestream part was a bit far-fetched, so I'll give it 1 star. But the middle part, after the time travel started, was incredibly exciting, so I'll give it 5 stars. The story's setting and logic are clear, and the suspense and resolution far surpass those on the Tomato ranking list. It was excellent all the way through to the very end.

It's well-written, though the pacing might be a bit slow. But it deserves more than 5.7 points.

I'm not a paid shill; the plot is indeed quite amazing. I just don't understand why it only has a 5.7 rating. It's rare for me to spend an entire afternoon reading a book without playing games. It's alright.

There are a lot of action scenes later on, so you can focus on the live stream.

Yes, yes, the pacing is good, and the subject matter is quite novel.