The Strange Cultivation World

I think this book is quite good, the only flaw is Xiaoliu!!! The biggest problem!!! In the early stages, she forcefully tries to be with the male lead, like she's been reborn knowing he'll be incredibly powerful, so she's determined to follow him to the death (that's my guess). She acts strangely, and after finally dying, the male lead brings her back to life (which makes me happy for nothing). The book is great in every way, except for Xiaoliu!!

The most remarkable thing about this book is that it's full of nitpickers. What does this show? It shows that most people are easily influenced by others; simply put, it's a herd mentality at play. The novel's opening, with its nitpicking, set the tone, causing many to subconsciously only want to find fault.

There's a logical problem with this book that I haven't been able to figure out. In the terrifying world depicted at the beginning, the villagers, given the opportunity, don't all learn martial arts to protect themselves. Instead, they rely on a few dozen short-lived individuals who learn martial arts for a few days to protect the long-lived.

After reading it, I felt that this novel had quite a few flaws, but most of them could be read if you didn't care. I just ignored them and read on. Below, I'll talk about the flaws of this novel. First, the thematic framework is a bit vague. The novel's title and content are not yet closely related. After more than a hundred chapters, we still don't know where the cultivation aspect is.

It's very well-written, showcasing the protagonist's complex handling of people and situations despite his suspicious nature. The world-building is gradually revealed, like a mystery unraveled. As a 14-year veteran reader, that's my feeling. Why are so many people criticizing it? It's just a microcosm of our fast-paced, superficial world.

The story changed after that "Erosion Woman" appeared. The protagonist doesn't even have enough resources for himself, yet he gives all of them to his daughter? Is the author afraid the protagonist will level up too quickly? And all this talk about multiple feelings and caring? Is this supposed to be a stay-at-home dad story?

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This is too much! It's bizarre. I can tolerate the male lead being bald, I can tolerate the dragon lord using the male lead's sperm, but a mushroom demon also uses the male lead's sperm, has a daughter, and even has an assistant—this is just too much! Chapter 835, I can't read any more.

1. Only name and gender are needed; otherwise, it will be difficult to get it in. 2. Since it's a minor role, characters with varying qualities, appearances, and tragic deaths will all happen. If you mind, don't post it. 3. To be supplemented 🙏

One hundred million years ago, Battle Through the Heavens used the trope of a close relative being controlled by an enemy, and the protagonist constantly becoming stronger in order to save his loved ones. In the game, monsters also level up when you level up. When you are level 1, everyone is level 1, and when you are level 100, everyone in the world is level 100.