The Mahayana Cultivator Who Could Never Learn Magic

It's quite good. I initially thought the author's strength lay in combat, as the battle design has a Jujutsu Kaisen feel. However, I later discovered the author is actually better at writing about emotions, capturing the detached yet interesting perspective of the strong who don't necessarily adhere to rules, while still finding it amusing to follow certain norms.

So far, it seems alright, but I hope there won't be a female lead, and unlike other stories where the protagonist reveals their strength and then it becomes a complete solo show. A capable author should write an ensemble piece, allowing the protagonist to create their own sect and spread the cultivation system, rather than writing a harem where the protagonist easily defeats everyone else.

The plot is very well written! However, the strength of the Mahayana portrait (in the chapter on tracing the origins of evil cultivators) is somewhat inaccurate, probably intentionally limited to avoid affecting the plot development. It would be best to write the plot without compromising its overall sophistication.

It's pretty good. But the writing is a bit disjointed. At first, it seemed like the protagonist was living a leisurely life in seclusion, but then the plot suddenly accelerated, with the protagonist revealing his true identity and delivering some exciting moments. Now, the latest chapter seems to be opening a new area? I didn't really notice the "turtle" aspect mentioned in the comments. Overall, the book is alright, readable. [OK]

I've followed this series from beginning to end, and overall it's been alright. However, some aspects of the setting are a bit off. The protagonist's combat power is ridiculously strong, yet he struggles to even pinpoint the exact location of the Ashes, which feels a bit strange. I'm not writing this review to criticize anything; I mainly want to encourage new authors (actually, I'm a new author myself). Keep it up! 🙂

It's quite good and interesting, at least for someone like me who often experiences a reading slump. Perhaps it's because it's a relatively new book, but I didn't really feel the protagonist's strength, or rather, that sense of power wasn't apparent. However, it could also be because the book is written from an observer's perspective. Anyway, overall it's pretty good.

It's pretty good. The male lead has sound values, and the plot is decent; it's not as mindless as some other books.

It's alright. The male lead wants to be a human, not an immortal. The plot is fairly straightforward, with no major flaws.

Very good, just average.

I personally think it's pretty good. The male lead is invincible, and the female lead's role is also good. It's just that the male lead's feelings for the female lead haven't changed much yet. 😳