I Mine Coal in the Ashen Zone, I Never Meant to Become a Martial God

Well written, at least it's high quality for a Tomato magazine. However, despite being a treasure-hunting game with a cheat-like advantage, you spend almost all your time in the city studying and practicing martial arts, with less than a tenth of the story involving venturing outside Chengdu. At this rate, you'll probably end up in the palace.

A lame father, a crybaby mother, a working sister, and a time-traveling man!

It's not bad, but the protagonist's cheat ability isn't used very often. It's best to go to the wilderness more often or rely on the map to find treasures in the city.

It's a great read; I've read it all the way through. There aren't many books that a seasoned bookworm can finish!

It's alright, better than those new books where you constantly encounter brainless villains who indiscriminately kill people.

It's well-written; even a seasoned reader can enjoy it. Keep up the good work, author!

Good, keep it up! It would be even better if you updated faster.

Author, do you think we're watching a wilderness treasure hunt or an endless cycle of killing the young and bringing in the old?

It's visually appealing, has a good rhythm, and excellent attention to detail.

Good story, good plot device, keep writing!