A Market Town Rogue Cultivator: Beyond Perfection Lies the Ultimate Realm

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Original text: Lin Yan's heart tightened, but his face showed just the right amount of embarrassment about being exposed. He hurriedly reached out to pick it up: "It was drawn blindly, it was drawn blindly... It's a broken book left by the original body. I, I have nothing to do, and I want to try my luck." The low score makes sense.

No wonder the ratings are bad. I came here to see the cultivator. Originally, waste material flow has become less popular in recent years. What the author writes is no longer waste material flow. It is the beginning of Tianbeng. He keeps describing how miserable and cruel it is. To be honest, it is very depressing. We read novels to relax, not to absorb negative emotions.

After reading through it, the writing is a bit sluggish, the plot rhythm is loose, and the writing is slightly templated. The protagonist has been practicing for fifty or sixty chapters and has been stuck in the entry level, and has never been able to break through the second level of Qi training. The upgrade line is procrastinating and abrupt, making it easy for people to ignore the main line of cultivation growth and the perception is fragmented.

The low rating is not unreasonable. There are more than 20 chapters and I haven't passed it in 3 days. I owe 12 spiritual stones. The next day, I was still struggling for 1 spiritual sand, and there was a unit with broken spiritual stone on it. More than 20 chapters are all about the inner drama of the protagonist. Really good at water

Anyway, I have read more than 40 chapters. The first level of Qi training is not promoted. The golden finger is basically useless. I have to "fight wits and courage" with others every day. At first glance, it is produced by AI. There is no flavor of cultivating immortals. Let me write one thing, mother-in-law. Read ahead. It's okay at first, but basically, every picture in the following is poisonous, so you might as well just write "Survival". The basic symbols are written from the beginning to the end. The more you read, the more boring it becomes. I can only tell you book friends that this book can't be read. I will withdraw it first as a courtesy. If you are not afraid of poison, you can taste it for yourself.

What struck me most about this book about cultivating immortals was that it was neither suspended nor bloody. It looked exactly like ordinary people struggling to survive in the world of cultivation. There is no fairy spirit, only unpaid debts, unaffordable rent, and the risk of being robbed at any time. The contrast between the glamorous outer streets and the insignificant life of people in the shantytowns is particularly heartbreaking. The protagonist is not impulsive, does not pretend, and does not forcefully slap people in the face. He is calm and patient throughout the whole process. He slowly accumulates resources by identifying medicines, practicing skills, and drawing residual talismans. Even fights rely on sneak attacks, positioning, and training small fireballs until they can be used. It makes people feel particularly immersed in the game. The rhythm is slow and hot, but the more you watch, the more you get to grips with it. The tenacity of clawing your way out of a desperate situation is more interesting than crushing it all the way.

Friends who are not impatient can read it slowly, the author is teaching us to play with fire 🤭🤭🤭 Keep writing 👍👍👍

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