In a Cultivation World, You Want Me to Simulate Martial Arts?

It's very good. The only downside is at the beginning; the protagonist learns some moves, but his physical constitution doesn't change. Later on, we realize that these moves are like teaching someone who can't fight how to kick someone else's chicken—it doesn't improve their physical abilities. It's very good, with very positive values. There are a few typos occasionally, but they don't affect the overall quality. I'm giving it five stars to show my support. Keep it up!

No need to suppress combat power, show off in front of others, develop quickly, it's awesome! The protagonist is a normal person who doesn't kill indiscriminately; he focuses on developing his character and defeating the villains of the evil cultivation system. His side of the story consists of normal people as well, with few flaws. It's a fast-paced, satisfying story of face-slapping action.

The protagonist is a kind and sensitive person, but also has principles and is decisive in killing. In most parts of the story, the protagonist, supporting characters, and antagonists all possess normal intelligence. They also manage to resolve the plot holes they create. No one with a sound mind would disagree with my assessment.

It's alright. I initially thought it was a soul-transmigration story, but I didn't realize it was a body-transmigration story until chapter 35. I've only read up to chapter 87 so far; I haven't read the rest yet. Up to chapter 87, there are exciting moments and some less desirable ones, but none are particularly bad. There are a few minor flaws, but the story's logic is generally sound.

A book written by someone who understands dialectics

The setting is quite interesting. I initially thought it was a typical cultivation system, but it turns out it's the cultivation system of the Initial Saint Demonic Sect 😂 No wonder the cultivators in it are so cruel and indiscriminately killing innocents.

It looks alright to elementary school students.

The premise is novel, and the story is told very well.

The subject matter is novel, and the author has great ideas. The setting also seems quite well-developed; it's good.

Yes, the opposing sides are two different systems. Cultivators communicate with heaven and earth, while martial artists form their own small world. The logic is quite sound. Those who constantly talk about being a Nascent Soul cultivator but are actually worse than pigs and dogs crawling on the ground should check out this book.