[Comedy + Urban Cultivation + Battle Royale + Playing the Pig to Eat the Tiger]
Bored college student Zhao Ming asked an AI how to cultivate.
He thought the AI was making it all up. Then, on the third day of following its instructions...
A middle-aged man in the standard polo shirt of a big tech company employee came crashing onto the rooftop with a splat.
Right in front of Zhao Ming, the man ascended on the spot, leaving behind only a blue-green sword.
Zhao Ming: ???
Only later did he learn that this world had no such thing as a spiritual qi revival.
Cultivation was a battle royale in which discovery meant certain death.
Anyone who was found out would be mercilessly erased.
And hidden inside that sword were an immortal's lifelong cultivation techniques, along with a diary detailing the dark secrets of the cultivation world.
“Take my advice: whatever you do, don't cultivate.”
This book is quite good. It's well-written, and you can tell the author has a solid foundation. Even if they're not a veteran author, they must have been reading for at least twenty years. You couldn't write such a descriptive novel without the flavor of their earlier work. It doesn't have the common flaws of typical Tomato-themed novels, and it has a captivating quality that makes you want to explore further. It's excellent, a five-star recommendation.
Not bad, keep it up! The plot is fairly light and relaxing so far.
It has great potential; it's well-written and the premise is original. Keep it up, author!
This is interesting. I'll take a look first and then consider whether to give it five stars.
I love it so much after just 2 hours! 👀
It's so good, so incredibly good, I want to watch it again and again.
The writing is excellent; it's a good book.
This makes me want to ask Doubao (a popular online personality)! [Think about it carefully]
A campus ghost story. Skilled in technique, but lacking in challenge and emotion.
Good good good good good good good