I Collect Scrap in the Cultivation World, and Quietly Become Invincible

After searching for several days, I finally found a genre I like. I read 160 chapters in one go; the "ordinary people's journey" is exactly my type. Unlike other novels where the protagonist is incredibly powerful from the start, this one is full of boasting and face-slapping moments. The ups and downs of this book are quite interesting.

I'd give it five stars. I've been reading this book for quite a while now. The main problem is that many of Tomato's books these days are of inconsistent quality; after searching high and low, it's hard to find true gems. To be honest, I almost forgot about this book until he mentioned the ending was a time-travel story.

It has its own unique characteristics, is very comfortable to watch, and has constant ups and downs. Great! 👍

It's just average. But writing isn't easy. Many wish-fulfillment novels feature inconsistent power levels. But this late-stage Nascent Soul cultivator, nearing the Divine Transformation realm, couldn't even instantly kill a late-stage Foundation Establishment cultivator... Later, a tree spirit that had lived for tens of thousands of years was only at the late-stage Nascent Soul realm.

The content is rich and full of twists and turns. I've listened to 200 chapters and I'm still not tired of it. Usually, novels get a bit boring after 200 chapters, but I can still keep listening to this one, which means it's a good book. Keep up the good work, author! 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪

It's good, I've been following it every day, but the beginning feels a bit far-fetched because the protagonist, who's at the Foundation Establishment stage, encounters a Nascent Soul stage cultivator. He always seems to be fighting against those high-level cultivators. I love the protagonist's personality.

The plot is vivid and engaging; once you start reading one chapter, you'll want to read the next.

The novel is very well written, with a fresh concept, fluent language, clear structure, and is captivating. Excellent!

Overall, the book aims to portray the male protagonist as decisive and ruthless, but many parts feel forced and unconvincing. While he manages to regain his dignity later, it still feels like a recipe for disaster—I'm giving it four stars not because of the book's quality, but because "writing is hard work!" 😂

Decisive and ruthless, go for it! Kill what needs to be killed! 👍👍👍 I've read quite a few cultivation novels, though I've only been reading them for seven or eight years. But I'm only nineteen! I've been reading since I was a child, so you could say this one is currently my number one cultivation novel because I'm very satisfied with the protagonist and everything else. [Salute]