Why Should I Care That Sword Cultivators Are Struggling?

It's pretty good. I prefer protagonists who learn on their own rather than relying on a system or something. However, I'm still curious if there's a female lead; I personally prefer those without one. I'll change the rating after the author replies. Great, it's a no-female-lead game.

Personally, I think it suits my taste quite well; the cheat-like abilities aren't too overpowered, and the protagonist isn't overly frustrated.

The writing is very good, but the protagonist is too powerful. He easily becomes proficient in everything, easily defeating a Foundation Establishment cultivator at the sixth level of Qi Refining, and refining pills to the highest grade in one go.

The writing is good, but the chapters are a bit out of order. Can't I contact customer service to have it fixed?

It's a great read, but it's not finished yet, and it's not a mindless wish-fulfillment story; the plot development is very reasonable.

Not bad, I read over 80 chapters in one go.

It's good. Although it's a traditional time-travel cultivation novel, it's enjoyable and not as outlandish as some other cultivation novels.

It's good, but not enough to watch.

The only downside might be the slow updates... I really like this type of novel, and I absolutely adore the protagonist's character.

It's a good read, featuring a genius cultivator, a very kind protagonist, and a well-developed world-building.