Cultivation for All: Search, Fight, and Extract, I Have an Infinite Secure Container

The premise is quite interesting and original, blending the worlds of cultivation and reality. It avoids clichés like annulment, face-slapping, revenge, rescuing a daughter, and romance. It focuses solely on the desire to make money and cultivate immortality.

The theme is novel and quite interesting, but the writing style is a bit immature. I believe it will get better and better as it begins. I wonder if this game is just something I made up or if it has a source. The sister's overpowered abilities have a source, but what about the protagonist's? I feel that it's normal for the supporting characters to be cowardly and afraid of death in order to keep up with the progress and not waste game attempts.

The author's concept is very novel and interesting. If written well, it could be another 8 or 9 out of 10 book. Currently, the first 20-odd chapters seem pretty good, though that might also be partly due to my own bias as a tomb raider 🤭 It's very interesting, but I don't know why there are so few people watching it and the rating is low. I guess the recommendation is just not very effective.

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Firstly, the subject matter is novel, but there are some minor flaws in the plot, though they are within acceptable limits. The author is also very active, frequently appearing in the comments section to answer questions and solicit opinions, and even creating illustrations to help readers understand better. I hope the author will keep up the good work and write a great book!

The premise is good, but I feel there's a huge chasm between the authorities and ordinary people. In other urban fiction, people can directly call the authorities to report, so why isn't that happening here? Even if that's not possible, one could simply take a car to the capital and talk to the leaders directly.

I was instantly captivated after reading just chapter 19. The premise is fresh and exciting, a godsend for someone like me who enjoys action-packed stories but is tired of game-themed novels (like those in the Dark Zone). It's a shame I discovered it too early; it's only a little over 100 chapters.

A cultivation-themed version of *Delta Force*. Searching for restricted areas should be added. The legendary ruins of the Heavenly Court. Ruins of the Underworld. The Great Emperor's Cave. The Path of Cultivation. A cultivation-themed shipyard ruin. Sacred ruins, a dark forbidden zone. NPCs should be added: a broken sword spirit, a Qi Refining stage puppet lacking energy, a long-neglected array spirit, and a demonic cultivator suppressed by the array.

Four stars it is. It's a good Xianxia (cultivation) novel with a good theme of swapping reality and the immortal realm. I'm giving it four stars because the protagonist initially seemed to have two personalities – cautious one moment and arrogant the next.

The plot is very original, and although it's short, there are basically no bad points in the content. 👍