S-Rank Talent? I Bought Two Online for 9.9!

Well, to be honest, the book's logic is incredibly rigorous, almost to the point of being overly detailed. It tries to explain even the smallest things, which is unnecessary; readers can fill in the gaps themselves. The plot itself is fine—the protagonist levels up almost overnight through sheer luck. However, there's one minor issue: it feels a bit tedious.

After testing, aside from a slight issue with the level of understanding, and then there's the question of why it's only four stars. Honestly, every time I see something that could be a face-slapping moment (which is common in novels), this one doesn't happen, which is quite satisfying. Otherwise, it would be at most three stars.

The characters in this book are described so vividly and realistically that they create a strong sense of immersion.

It's a light novel and worth reading.

Oh, ocean! You have so much water, but I'm impatient and tend to skip around a bit. Chapter 14: I'm going to challenge the monsters behind me. Chapter 15: I killed 3 of them. Chapter 16: I finished killing them all. Then there's all the praise and all the doubts, and then the inner monologue.

A pretty good book!

This is another novel that has amazed me. The author's control over the characters' emotions and the surrounding environment is exceptional. I hope the author continues to write well.

It's incredibly good; every character is so realistic and vividly portrayed, and the content is superb.

It's so beautiful, so incredibly beautiful!

Please read on; the epic scale and awe-inspiring power are unlike anything I've seen in other cultivation novels, the last one being by Liu Cixin. It's unbelievable that those chapters had no comments.