A Pocket Immortal Field Hides the Great Void, While a Wasted Five-Element Root Proves Immortality

It's fairly standard, skillfully using various familiar villains to create trouble for the protagonist and force him to improve. The only downside is that there are too many villains... Almost everyone is making things difficult for the protagonist 🤦. It's a traditional cultivation novel without much originality, but the writing is still quite good and readable.

It's a classic, old-school fantasy novel. I still quite like this familiar formula. To be honest, it reminds me of the thousands of chapters of novels I read back in the day. It lacks the emotional climaxes that really drive the story. It's just okay, nothing special.

It has a few minor flaws, but overall it's very well written. The power system is consistent, and it blends traditional cultivation with some imaginative elements. I think it's generally good; a few minor flaws are acceptable. I'd give it an 8.8 Or higher.

So far, it's good. The logic is decent, and the power levels haven't fallen apart. At its current level, it's one of the best novels on Tomato's list. I hope the author continues writing well and doesn't suddenly abandon the story halfway through.

The author writes very well, blending many strengths of both the "mortal cultivation" and fantasy novels; the plot is one of the few that's readable. However, I got stuck on the part about investigating the Immortal Sect... It felt like the protagonist, from the moment he started cultivating through weapon forging, was constantly surrounded by enemies and felt suppressed, lacking the freedom of a…

Honestly, the rating is too low. It's another classic "mortal cultivation" novel. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless; those who bullied him before are later brutally annihilated. The plot is also very exciting; he's constantly being suppressed on the surface, but he strikes back with overwhelming force. Having a wife in his spatial dimension to manage spiritual herbs is quite nice.

I have read Chapter 38 so far. Before Chapter 38, I received 4⭐️ positive reviews. Although the plot is a bit cliche, it is not too poisonous. Fortunately, I didn't give up on this novel because of these diaos comments. The protagonist and Yu Yingying are clearly ambiguous with each other, and Yu Yingying chose to commit suicide in order not to be ruined by others.

I was drawn in by so many negative reviews, with people saying the protagonist revealed his cheat ability right from the start, and others criticizing him for making enemies immediately. I wanted to see what really happened. First, the cheat ability was revealed because the woman was confined to her spatial dimension and couldn't leave, so it wasn't really a revelation.

It's really well written, and it's rare to see it typed by hand. In the current environment, it's like a green leaf in the wind. Keep it up! 👏

ε=(´ο`*))) Sigh, it's too realistic. It's well-written, but that's precisely why it feels so oppressive. Just reading the first few chapters made me feel uncomfortable; it's only because it's well-written that it's so distressing. Poverty is a sin no matter where you are.