Cultivation: The Myriad Arts Immortal Who Rose from a Refinery Shop!

Well written, the protagonist is intelligent, and the plot is engaging. I hope there won't be any female leads or disciples; in cultivation novels, female leads and disciples are usually just there to help the protagonist or hold them back. I hope it's a long novel and doesn't get interrupted.

Well written, with good ideas, and the novel is excellent in all aspects, making it a high-quality work with great potential. The author should promote it more; relying solely on Tomato's promotion is a bit misleading, and cultivation novels tend to gain momentum relatively late. Keep at it!

Overall, the writing is decent, but there are a few minor flaws. For example, someone taking a short break to practice Foundation Establishment and Golden Core in computer science—it's an example of intellectual contagion, but their actual strength isn't up to par. Well, putting those aside, it's still quite exciting.

I remember a novel where, among the myriad arts of cultivation, the art of crafting was paramount. This was because a genius craftsman invented cultivation puppets, which could automatically perform various cultivation arts and techniques, completely transforming the entire cultivation world. Hopefully, this book will also offer something different and fresh.

It has a bit of a traditional cultivation game feel, with added systems like magic cultivation, body cultivation, and even life cultivation. Most importantly, it gives the protagonist a cheat-like ability similar to a skill proficiency panel. Overall, it's not mindless; you might want to give it a try! 😘

Currently, there are no major flaws. This protagonist is adventuring for the sake of adventure. He already has two top-tier opportunities, yet he still goes on adventures. I don't understand it. And his strength is weak too. What's the difference between him and a billionaire boss digging for gold in a mine?

This is a really good male-oriented novel, but the platform it's being published on might not be the best fit.

The author's thoughts and writing style are both excellent.

There are no major obstacles; the story is engaging, the writing is fluent, and the structure is tight.

The author has been out of contact for three days, January 11, 2026.