The Super Creation Furnace

The protagonist is indecisive and has a touch of saintliness. He's killed several people but still can't bring himself to do it, thinking maybe they didn't really want to kill him. He's always procrastinating and avoids using his cheat ability, afraid of pain. Whenever he experiences pain during body tempering, he complains incessantly. He's also a bit dim-witted and hypocritical.

I read *Rise of the Plants* and thought it was pretty good, so I looked for this author's books. I was hooked! But after the third chapter, I just couldn't continue.

Does pig's feet have to be astringent and a bit silly to be considered worthy?

The cheat code talks too much, it's giving me a headache.

This is a light read, don't think too much about it.

The protagonist's soul is dozens of times stronger than an ordinary person's! He has fused with the bloodline of the Thunder Dragon, and his cultivation aptitude is top-notch! Why do I still feel that the protagonist's cultivation speed is too slow?

Many authors don't know how to write the protagonist's various reactions when he first gets his cheat ability. As a result, the first few chapters are full of flaws, scaring away readers. Authors who don't know how to write this should just skip it.

The dialogue between the protagonist and the cheat system is the biggest flaw; everything else is so-so so far.

Why not refine the Sharingan of a fly? That would be so much better! (Note: I suggest you look at a magnified image of a fly's eye.)

This cheat system is pretty bad. And the protagonist is too stupid to use it.