How Well Does the Detective System Pair with Cultivation?

It's a very novel genre, and overall, the combination of the detective system and cultivation is quite good. The only drawback might be that the female lead, as a detective, is a bit too lawful and kind; please be aware of the darker side of the detective profession. I also hope that more and more female characters will appear in the future.

The premise is quite novel; at least I haven't seen anything like it before. The main character is good; it's normal for someone raised under the five-star red flag to be afraid or unwilling to do many things. However, sometimes I feel he's a bit too much of a pushover.

The detective system and the cultivation world settings are combined quite naturally. The female lead is not the selfish (not in a derogatory sense) type that I usually watch. She is quite kind and enthusiastic, but she doesn't evoke any negative feelings.

A promising starter, and it's rare to see a combination of detective fiction and cultivation novels. I have a feeling I'll have a hard time finding substitutes for this kind of story later. Giving it a rating to show my support. To be honest, I didn't initially want to give it 5 stars because the sibling relationship was so confusing.

I don't know why some people say this book is unfriendly to women. I just want to say that this book is more friendly to women than most cultivation novels I've read. 💕 (Take some time to read the long review before deciding whether to follow this book.) Many people have asked why Guan Wuwang couldn't be designed as a woman.

It's quite good. The combination of cultivation and crime-solving is rather novel. However, the female lead is a moral and conscientious person (not in a derogatory sense) with very positive values ​​(not in a derogatory sense). Besides solving cases required by the system, she tries her best to be kind to those with whom she has a karmic connection (not in a derogatory sense).

Excellent. It's a rare book on Tomato that makes you want to keep reading. I personally love both the topic and the setting. The setting is novel, and the detective doesn't just solve cases mindlessly. Each supporting character has a detailed backstory, and there are basically no bugs in the timeline. It's a rare gem. The only problem might be the pacing, which is a bit too fast.

So good!!! Every case was incredibly thrilling. The excitement of finding such a great book kept me engrossed until the very first night, when I finally finished reading the latest chapter at 6 AM as the first rays of sunlight streamed into my room. I still can't believe I've fallen into another serialized novel.

It's a good read; it's the first novel I've read that combines detective work, cultivation, and a system. However, the power system is a bit messy, and it feels like it focuses more on detective work. The cultivation setting feels exaggerated and powerful, but ultimately rather rushed.

Ahhh... So few people are reading this! This mystery-solving and cultivation-themed setting is so unique and innovative. It's surprising that so few people are giving it a low rating 😭😭 This story is truly amazing! The characters and world-building are very interesting, and the author's writing style and pacing are excellent. I hope more and more people will read it! Author, keep it up!