Awakening a System at Thirty: I Usher In the Supernatural Era

It's quite good. If the system hadn't been revealed to Yu Long, it would be a 5-star masterpiece. I don't understand why some authors insist on revealing their systems. Even if you treat it like family, it's still better not to disclose it. Of course, you're the author, and they could write to death without betraying you, but if you want your book to be more successful, this might be an obstacle. Readers can decide for themselves, I'm outta here 😂

It's well-written, the kind of book I like, but the characters are a bit... Well, you know 🤦. The most important characteristic of the woman is that she's divorced, I don't know why the author arranged it that way. Women don't seem to have much use besides their virginity, and they don't have any special characteristics. Some of them have also been used before.

Alright, an unconventional novel about a wealthy tycoon The later parts get a bit backwards; the main point of this book is extraordinary talent, not the super-rich characters.

Why would a woman need so many secondhand items to show off her superhuman powers to ordinary people?

It's fine, but I'm not interested in joining the organization.

A good book. The protagonist avoided all my flaws, and the book even hit several points I liked, unlike other books that are too similar. The protagonist in this book is unpretentious, open, and generous; he has ideas and acts according to his heart, unlike other protagonists who are forced to do things they don't want to do. This is purely my personal opinion. Recommended by a bookworm from 2018.

The book's concept is good, but there's too much live-stream content, making it easy to skip. In fact, the comments show that many of the live-streamed chapters lack comments. The biggest problem with live-streaming is that while there are many donations, it's not cost-effective to only do it once a month. Readers would much rather see direct offline interaction between the two.

Keep it up! Go to a Taoist temple and get some cultivation tools, books, and elixirs, and a small space like a fragment of the "Map of Mountains and Rivers." Learn the four arts of cultivation. Make some Hanfu, armor, and swords. Get some extraordinary silkworms and spiders. Make clothes. And so on.

The author's concept and writing style are both excellent and engaging, but the subject matter is quite niche, making it difficult to gain wider recognition. I would appreciate any recommendations to help introduce this book to more people. I hope the author can persevere and keep going!

Well, it's alright. The genre itself is self-explanatory; I'd categorize this as a fantasy harem/satisfying story. The premise—entertainment combined with a fantastical revival of spiritual energy—is flawless; it's just enjoyable. However, the setting has limitations.