I Started Cultivating as a Cockroach and Became the Insect Ancestor

As a long-time avid reader of Qidian and Tomato, I can say without hesitation that this book is quite competitive even on Qidian. It's only lacking in originality and grander themes compared to books like "The Mysterious Daoist" and "The Mysterious Daoist." However, in terms of writing style and the balance between realism and narrative, this book surpasses them.

It has a rustic charm reminiscent of old-school online novels. It's probably in the style of online novels from 2014-2016. Back then, I especially loved its delicate descriptions. Now, in the fast-paced world of online novels, I've finally found a gem. Highly recommended.

The allure of the game, the subtlety of the controls, the pressure on the younger brother, the deceptive details, the reward of a head pat, the ultimate technique of victory, the triumph of Nagato, The secret of refusing to fight, the traces of family, the rhyming emperor, the agility of dodging, the miracle of reversal, the trajectory of prediction, the sharpness of counterattack, the fighting…

Fellow Daoists, this is indeed a fine book. However, the description of a cockroach, with the word "eat" running through the entire text, and the decisiveness in killing it, is truly the most remarkable I have ever seen in my life. A life of swift retribution, unrestrained indulgence, a chaotic and cunning mind, a bloodthirsty nature, yet also gentle as ink—these are the contradictions that…

It's a pretty good story. Although there are some odd parts, it's still very good and considered top-notch on Tomato Book. Of all the novels I've read, this one is quite good. I hope it doesn't stop updating. Many good cultivation novels stop updating after reaching the Nascent Soul stage. I hope the author can write up to the Ascension to the Spirit Realm or even the Immortal Realm. (I give it a perfect 5 stars)

Very good. Even cockroaches can develop feelings. That's amazing! This is what humans are all about. The natural evolution of life—even cockroaches can develop feelings. It's beautiful. It brought tears to my eyes. It's a good book, although its initial premise was flawed. But undeniably, it's beautiful.

A great book, an absolutely great book. Why do I say this? First of all, I initially opened this book with the mindset of just having some fun, but as I read on, I found it to be really good. The author's description and portrayal of the "insect" in the early stages were quite detailed, and he also wrote about the protagonist's obsession with cultivating immortality as an insect and the…

A truly captivating book. Unlike the clichéd genres of today, the author uses delicate prose to depict an unconventional world of cultivation from the perspective of a cockroach. The clash between the cockroach's nature and human nature is particularly fascinating. Definitely worth reading! 🥰

This novel is the best I've ever read. I've seen too many mindless reincarnation stories with cheat codes and systems in the cultivation world, but this one, about a cockroach starting from the lowest rung of society and cultivating from there, is unlike any other.

This is a very enjoyable book; it's very comfortable to read and the writing flows smoothly. It's excellent for beginners, and even experienced readers will find it fascinating. The most impressive thing is the author's fast update speed—easily producing tens of thousands of words a day.