Formation Cultivator

Scanning the table of contents, you can skip between chapters 20 and read without any sense of incongruity.

It's really rare to see an author who can justify plagiarism so confidently!

If he keeps using formations, will his opportunity with the Azure Sword be wasted? Can't he create a dual sword formation technique?

I feel like Tianyi was alright before he fought Kunlun, but it got worse later. Even though he's a first-grade array master, shouldn't he at least understand second-grade arrays? Ha! He gets into one fight, then claims his materials and spirit stones are gone, but they're back in full after one trip home. Is he some kind of ATM? Array cards? Ha! What are these?

I've given it two recommendation votes, and I think the book is pretty good, except for a few moments when it felt a bit too verbose. Also, the author should have mentioned in the introduction that the new book is a sequel.

There's the Qingping Sword Body in front, and the Zhuxian Formation behind?

Using heaven and earth as the array, countless living beings as eyes, and one's own will as the law, one can forge countless things, shatter the river of time, overlook the river of destiny, and stand atop the primordial chaos. With a flick of the wrist, one can evolve all the heavens and myriad worlds; with another, one can obliterate the sands of time. The sole ruler, whose name will endure forever.

The author actually openly admitted to plagiarizing "Cultivation World" in his author's author's acceptance speech. Amazing! What's even more outrageous is that Qidian actually allowed it to be published.

If even a lunatic can become an immortal, then there's no one left in our land of China!

Everyone should just read Fang Xiang's World Correction; I don't know why I'm recommending this book. 😅😅😅