Spiritual Qi Revival: Obtaining a Breathing Technique from the Start

So far, it's pretty good. There are almost no major flaws. Those comments about giving Guo Jia cultivation techniques are just normal human logic. As a pioneer in the early stages of spiritual awakening, he has the mindset and strength one would expect. He's also quite humane, and his strength is top-tier.

So far it's not bad, keep writing! If it doesn't improve later, I'll change the rating.

For now, it seems alright. As for some people saying that the protagonist giving all his cultivation techniques and information to the country is a bit toxic, that's a matter of personal opinion. At least for now, the protagonist initially just wanted to protect himself.

Sure, the way the initial opportunities were handled in the first few chapters is pretty good, getting others involved to share the spoils. We'll see how it develops later.

This book is amazing, it's a truly luxurious book. I don't understand; the later plot is extremely perfunctory.

Author, I have a suggestion for you, it's up to you to decide. The next step should be to quickly raise the protagonist's power level. How to raise it? How to get resources? At this point, it's about using nuclear weapons as a deterrent, directly acquiring resources for rapid development. To put it bluntly, without intelligence, things are actually more difficult.

To be honest, who doesn't have the idea of ​​contributing to the country and the people? After all, we live under the red flag and are born in China. No matter how much we complain, we are powerless to do anything about certain things. If we had the ability, wouldn't we want to do something for the Chinese people?

It's pretty good; at least the main character isn't a simp. The first encounter was handled quite well too.

So far, the story is quite well-written. The protagonist's values ​​are generally positive, and the choices he makes are mostly those of a normal person. Don't be misled by some comments with skewed values.

It's a top-tier novel on Tomato, quite enjoyable and not mindless. The only downside is the author's slow update speed. I've currently read halfway through, chapter 68, and so far it's definitely worth reading—the more you read, the more addictive it becomes. Perhaps the low rating is the reason for the slow update speed. I highly recommend it; it's really good! 🍉