Simulating Immortal Cultivation: The Good-for-Nothing Becomes the Final Boss

Overall it's alright, but his aptitude for cultivation is too poor; it took him hundreds of step-by-step pills to succeed. The beginning was alright, but later on, the cultivation level was suppressed too much. Several simulations failed to improve my cultivation at all. Even though I was being controlled in reality, the simulations still didn't help. Each simulation lasted for about 20 chapters with no improvement whatsoever. It was all for nothing, and I felt quite frustrated.

I've finished reading it, and it's indeed quite good, very well written. However, it might not suit the tastes of some people who dream of lying at home all day or hiding in the deep mountains and forests, practicing their skills daily, and eventually becoming a god to wreak havoc everywhere. 😄 But I think this book is very well written.

It seems to be a top-notch simulation novel so far, but I don't know why the rating is so low. Maybe it's because of the protagonist's character setting at the beginning? Let's see how it goes. The beginning is very well written, and the story content is quite rich. A fictional story forces the protagonist to act recklessly in reality, and he even encounters a life-or-death crisis almost willingly...

This is amazing! Guys, hurry up and buy it! It's incredibly good, don't listen to those awful reviews, it really is fantastic. I vouch for it with the author's parents!

Very good 👍 It doesn't overpower any genres, the logic is clear, and none of the parts really bothered me. Hmm... Some of the plot points are quite classic. I thought it was pretty good, but when I came back, the sky fell down. The author actually got two stars and two likes.

This is above average for a simulated cultivation novel; there are basically no major flaws. Perhaps a few settings aren't explained clearly, but you can understand them within two chapters. Five stars! The food is great! 😏😏

The initial descriptions of the martial arts realms are quite engaging, and the protagonist's growth in cultivation is also vividly portrayed. Through his efforts in each simulation, he grows from a minor character into a powerful being, allowing the reader to easily immerse themselves in the role and feel as if they are growing alongside the character. 👍

It's worth reading; the first few dozen chapters are well-written. However, some later chapters become a bit tedious. Those tedious chapters feel like the author is simply spouting platitudes, which feels a bit like embellishment. It just shows the author's lack of skill; the writing is passable. I'll give it five stars as encouragement, and I'm sure the author will improve in the future! 👍👍👍 Let's see how long it has been.

The story is realistic, objective, and multi-dimensional, with a clear structure. It's incredibly good, super good, and I absolutely love it. I feel restless if I don't watch it for a day. It's so good it's almost unbelievable, I'll keep watching even if it's unbelievable.

The plot flows smoothly and the action is decisive. Alas, it's a pity. I still feel unsatisfied with Cheng Rongrong's character in the first simulation. 😢 Judging by simulation standards, this is above average; it's really well-written. And it doesn't include slice-of-life scenes. There's another simulation after the first one. It's not dragging at all.