[Ordinary Man's Rise + Cultivation and Leveling Up + Cautious Approach + Decisive and Ruthless + Plot-Focused]
(The protagonist possesses the Fate-Reversing Stele. Every ten years, it improves his aptitude and grants him a new talent.)
Chen Yu's soul transmigrates into the body of an ordinary child with blocked meridians. After his uncle's family sells him to the Wuji Sect, he activates the Fate-Reversing Stele.
The Fate-Reversing Stele reverses fate once every ten years, improving aptitude and innate potential while granting all kinds of talents and powerful physiques!
With each change of fate, his talents grow stronger.
Geniuses, prodigies, and holy sons are merely the path he has traveled!
Those he once looked up to will all become stepping stones beneath his feet!
By the time he looks back, he will have gone from an ordinary mortal to a transcendent immortal, cultivated his way to sainthood, and ascended to the supreme throne of the Great Emperor!
The writing is pretty good and you can really read it.
The front is okay, but the back is boring. Practicing and cultivating is just like this.
From martial arts to immortality, the system ability is appropriate, the development is smooth, the writing skills are good, the plot is compact, the connection is natural and smooth, and the details are appropriate. The overall logic is reasonable, and although I personally don't agree with some of the settings, it's still acceptable. The number of readers proves that the book is popular. Although the comments were criticized by a group of trolls, I support the author's plot and character settings.
It's okay. I have too much adventurous spirit. I improve my talent every ten years. It would be a pity not to be the best in the world if I don't play Gou Dao.
So far it seems pretty good.
I can see, it's a little bit poisonous in the front, but it's getting better in the back [eating melon]
Mortals cultivate immortality, kill decisively, and practice evil.
The overall approach is Gou Dao + decisive killing.
Before the third Fate-Defying Monument, one practiced martial arts (physical cultivation); after the third Fate-Defying Monument, one practiced both body and law; after the second Fate-Defying Monument, he selected the Alchemy Cultivation talent; after obtaining the Soul-Eating Art, he also practiced Soul Dao Evil Cultivation.
I feel pretty good.
It's pretty good, the rhythm is pretty good, and it doesn't crash.
The early martial arts chapter is too long, but when it comes to the realm of Qi refining, it's actually quite passable, and it gets better and better later on.
The writing is pretty good and you can really read it. The front is okay, but the back is boring. Practicing and cultivating is just like this.
From martial arts to immortality, the system ability is appropriate, the development is smooth, the writing skills are good, the plot is compact, the connection is natural and smooth, and the details are appropriate. The overall logic is reasonable, and although I personally don't agree with some of the settings, it's still acceptable. The number of readers proves that the book is popular. Although the comments were criticized by a group of trolls, I support the author's plot and character settings.
It's okay. I have too much adventurous spirit. I improve my talent every ten years. It would be a pity not to be the best in the world if I don't play Gou Dao.
So far it seems pretty good.
I can see, it's a little bit poisonous in the front, but it's getting better in the back [eating melon]
Mortals cultivate immortality, kill decisively, and practice evil. The overall approach is Gou Dao + decisive killing. Before the third Fate-Defying Monument, one practiced martial arts (physical cultivation); after the third Fate-Defying Monument, one practiced both body and law; after the second Fate-Defying Monument, he selected the Alchemy Cultivation talent; after obtaining the Soul-Eating Art, he also practiced Soul Dao Evil Cultivation.
I feel pretty good.
It's pretty good, the rhythm is pretty good, and it doesn't crash.
The early martial arts chapter is too long, but when it comes to the realm of Qi refining, it's actually quite passable, and it gets better and better later on.
I can still watch [smile]