[The rating just came out and will rise, meow] [Absurd stats + absurd mechanics + no simp behavior + extreme caution + ruthless]
[This novel has now been adapted into a motion comic]
After transmigrating to the world of cultivation, Lin Xuan can magically divide his attributes into segments every time he breaks through a major realm.
Level 1 Realm Segmentation: A cultivation realm can gain one to ten extra tiers as suffixes. Breaking through each minor tier provides the same boost as breaking through a minor realm.
Level 1 Spirit Root Segmentation: A person with no spirit roots can split them directly into Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, Earth, Wind, Lightning, Ice, Light, and Darkness. Each spirit root exists independently and directly provides spirit energy absorption speed and foundation depth multiplied by the number of spirit roots.
There are also cultivation technique proficiency segmentation, constitution realm segmentation, lifespan segmentation...
While others wore themselves out building their foundations, Lin Xuan complained that his elevenfold Heavenly Spirit Root foundation was holding back his progress.
While others spent countless years stuck at a minor cultivation realm, unable to improve, Lin Xuan only had to reach one-tenth of the way to the next minor realm to bypass the bottleneck and get a free boost equivalent to a minor realm breakthrough.
Others die as soon as they are killed. When Lin Xuan accidentally gets killed, he merely loses one of the little segments of time he split off for himself...
The idea is good, but the plot is too classic. Especially the parts where the protagonist gets harassed, it's practically a template.
There are no messy, melodramatic plots, no fat underlings or female leads, just a woman who is a ten-thousand-year-old elixir that helps with cultivation. Of course, cultivation resources are never enough, but breakthroughs are fast enough. It doesn't feel frustrating to read, and I think it's well written.
This is an excellent cultivation novel where the protagonist is invincible and survives by playing the "turtle" style. Unlike other "turtle" cultivation novels that only focus on being low-key and prolonging life, this protagonist is steady, well-prepared, and knows how to use disguises to deliver a fatal blow – that's what makes it a truly satisfying read.
Here's a suggestion for the author: Only short-lived species and the poor train special moves. Long-lived species and bosses use basic attacks, domains (environmental modifications), stacking buffs, mental shock, mental fear, and stacking shields and armor for a lucky draw. 🙂🙂🙂
A decent, lighthearted read; good for when you're looking for something to read, and the author updates quite frequently.
It's not bad. As for the classic plot, I can only say that the author couldn't innovate much due to the limitations of the world-building. 🤔 Since they're not going to suppress it, they should just write a satisfying and enjoyable story.
It's really good! Everyone is welcome to take a look.
It's good, but there's not enough of it, not enough to read 😫😫 (I'm not being sarcastic, you could say it's great content, but the author really did make it a bit short 🤦)
Progress is not slow; I can reach Foundation Establishment before Chapter 80. 🤔 I've started body training 😄
One downside of this "power fantasy" story is that it feels like the protagonist is clearly capable of fighting the enemy, but he's constantly being suppressed and prevented from doing so. Then, after leveling up, he uses just one percent of his power to instantly kill the enemy.