[Tomato Original] [No System] [Mythic Primordial World] [Nine Provinces and the Heavens] [Spiritual Qi Revival] [Urban High Martial]
The void is boundless, and countless worlds stand side by side. The ancient Nine Provinces are but one corner of the myriad heavens.
In the modern city, Spiritual Qi suddenly revives. Ancient legacies sealed away for millions of years emerge into the world. Exotic beasts run rampant, secret realms open, and rifts in the void draw the covetous gaze of countless races from across the heavens.
Caught in a catastrophe engulfing the Nine Provinces, an ordinary youth unexpectedly awakens the ancient bloodline of the human race and embarks on a path of cultivation shared throughout the heavens. Starting at the Living Being Realm, he ventures into secret realms, battles exotic beasts, breaks through illusions, and condenses his primordial spirit, rising amid chaos.
With the three systems of Pangu Body Refinement, Xihe Daoist Arts, and Ancient Shamanic Dao all at his command, he slays foreign races, ends conflicts, and protects the Nine Provinces. He advances step by step through the Realms of Apertures, Void Grotto, True Oneness, and Source Return, ultimately reaching the supreme position across the heavens.
Witness a young man, in the body of a human, suppress the myriad races and shake the heavens, leading the long-silent people of the Nine Provinces back to the summit of all worlds!
This is a very good book about spiritual energy recovery. The writing style does not look like that of a newcomer, and the plot foreshadowing is also good. Some flaws are acceptable. There are no particularly bad points at the moment. I can give it a five-star rating. I estimate that it will have a chance to get a rating between 9.2-9.5 In the future. Next, I would like to talk about something that I felt was unreasonable when I read this book: the author did not write about time travel and systems. He probably wanted to build a relatively real world and create a slowly growing protagonist. Then he should show more aspects of the protagonist, such as the description of psychological activities. Don't be so implicit. Write out the basis for making decisions. Don't write a situation where everyone has a tacit understanding, at least not in the early stage. Maybe for the author, the characters of the male and female protagonists in the book are already very full in their hearts, but for the readers, I just started reading and didn't see much content, so I couldn't feel the tacit understanding. Regarding the protagonist's world view, I think that a person with a normal life experience and a happy family should not be so defensive about the world, or even have a certain degree of malice. This is either because the protagonist actually has a bad relationship with his parents, but it has not been written yet (this should not be done, it should have been written long ago), or the protagonist has been severely oppressed by society, and the organization has not provided help, but I have not read about this. In the latest chapter, the protagonist wants to have the ability to protect the people around him, but why doesn't he have any family members? Personally, I find this very strange. Maybe the author lives alone in real life and has little contact with his family. However, in the work, when encountering such a big change, he does not contact his family and instead wants to protect his roommates and neighbors the most. This must be explained. Although there are a lot of questions, overall I still think this is a book with great potential. I just want to make these questions as perfect as possible. Of course, this only represents my personal opinion. If the author thinks there is anything wrong, I would still like to hear an explanation.