The Cultivation Stage Is Huge, So Keep Your Cheats to Yourself

It's pretty good. The first volume has some erotic elements in the beginning, but it gets better in the middle and later parts. The really good part starts from the second volume. If it weren't for the later chapters that elevate the story, I would have read the first hundred or so chapters of the first volume as if it were just erotica 😏. The second volume is about everyone having superpowers, the Earth era, and the origins of the primordial world, which is quite amazing.

Because of the rollback, the plot where the arrogant clone went to Yuqing Peak was heavily criticized by everyone. I deeply regret that my understanding of the character Yu Bing Shuang was seriously insufficient. I previously assumed that she and Mo Yu were just casual flings. I deeply realize my mistake and sincerely apologize for the discomfort it has caused everyone.

Brothers! Take my advice, don't run away! To be honest, I almost couldn't hold back my tears when I was reading the first volume, "Yuqing Peak". The yandere, twisted, and insane plot made me question the author's mental state at one point. But!!!

It looks pretty good. But the plot involves the protagonist being transported to ancient times. Could the protagonist use teleportation, or something like that ability to switch places with clones? If they could still use it and there were clones in the protagonist's original era, could the protagonist simply go back? I feel like the protagonist has some mental issues.

The book is great, very enjoyable. The author has their own unique style, and the plot is incredibly detailed. Sometimes I felt like I was reading *The Journey of Flower* and also *Yosuga no Sora*. The thrill of this forbidden love is fantastic! I've finally found a gem! Keep up the good work, author!!!

It's just so-so. I came for the title, expecting to see intrigue and power struggles between the transmigrators, each one more powerful than the last. But after hearing that over 100 chapters are all about the protagonist's elaborate schemes, with the opponents being mindless villains and other transmigrators—none of them are normal. It's not harem enough, and not a typical wish-fulfillment story.

The plot of Yuqing Peak is really explosive! Did it borrow from Xiao Rizi's storyline? 😏

To sum it up, this book is suitable for seasoned bookworms. Having read novels for 10 years, I've found that many are formulaic and predictable, full of melodramatic clichés. They might be okay the first time you read them, but you quickly predict the next one. Therefore, I now crave novels with wildly imaginative plots or intense emotional conflicts—the kind that are considered a bit outlandish.

It's pretty good! I'm tired of the same old formula, so I like to see something different. 👍

Having finished the first volume, I was surprised to find it quite good. When it first came out, I thought it would be canceled because some of the plots were too explicit. From the protagonist's arrogance to his humble struggle for survival and his eventual triumph over fate, how many supporting characters struggled in their own life's waves, like spray and mud?