Complete the Cultivation Techniques, and Let Their Traits Help Talents Become Venerables
补全功法，词条助力人材成尊
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It's going okay so far, but I feel like there's not much traffic right now. Also, I suggest unifying the affinity of all spiritual roots when the Five Elements Divine Power is fully cultivated; otherwise, it becomes too complicated. Frustrating!
I gave it five stars so more people could see this review. You can go read chapters 16-20 first; the protagonist catches a spirit pet, which happens to belong to a genius young lady. Then that young lady notices the protagonist's special treatment of her—it's too cheesy! I can't take it anymore, I'm leaving now.
It's alright. The male lead has a cheat code: [Heaven rewards diligence; his proficiency in every level of cultivation techniques, spells, immortal cultivation skills, and supernatural abilities is 100%]. His cultivation progresses gradually, and he has strong social skills. Currently, he has a woman, the young lady Gong Churan, who is essentially a background character.
Not bad, not bad. Aside from the slightly problematic spirit stone economy, the plot and the overall intelligence are still quite good. The world-building is rather weak; besides learning the Cloud and Rain Technique to water plants, Qi Refining disciples only learn the skill of digging. Forget about the myriad arts of cultivation; these various techniques and spells haven't even appeared yet. Is such a world reasonable?
I'd give this book about 4.5 Out of 10. Let me talk about its pros and cons. The pros are that the author's writing style is excellent, avoiding mindless posturing and face-slapping moments. The cons I noticed so far are a few: First, the author mentioned that this book incorporated elements from their previous work, resulting in a slightly faster pace.
Being steady is not the same as being cowardly. If you have to consider other people's feelings when you're cultivating and breaking through, then what's the point of cultivating? You might as well just break up with the group.
The language is fluent and pleasant to listen to. There's a huge hole: a mid-grade spiritual root used as a menial laborer; the experiments on creating spiritual roots are common knowledge, yet only the protagonist discovers it. He treats everyone else like fools, like rabbits waiting to be slaughtered. Now even organ transplants have prices; is he afraid of death?
Not bad, there's no classic case of being picked on and showing off, just a genuine case of hiding. At least that's how it is now, but who knows what will happen later.
The strategy involves focusing on increasing proficiency and stacking affixes in the early game, prioritizing survival and development, and then using affix combinations and training to boost speed in the mid-game. Progress is good. Xunzi is developing, his relationship with Master Tian is that of a disciple, and he works under a direct disciple.
So far, it's flowed smoothly with no major flaws, and the male lead's personality is also very good. I'm getting tired of it; I've read up to chapter 86, and there's nothing interesting happening.