Cultivation Manual Inheritance System

Author, you absolutely have to keep writing! I feel like this is going to be a hit!!!

This book is well-written, with a strong sense of passing on the torch. It explores the mindset within specific environments, repeatedly refining the personalities of the protagonist and other characters, and showcasing people's hope for humanity's future. It allows readers to feel the passing on of the torch, the growth of individuals, and the unwavering faith.

Author, you should probably change the protagonist's identity before he transmigrated. A man in his thirties, a CEO, constantly jumping around and unable to control his emotions—it's incredibly embarrassing to watch.

I feel that practicing the Sunflower Manual without castrating oneself is like eating rice without eating vegetables.

It's one thing that the Sunflower Manual doesn't require castration to practice, but you actually say it lacks movement techniques? This martial art is known for its speed and agility, and you claim it has no movement techniques? Seriously, speechless. =_=

I skip all novels that include competitions! Anyone else do the same?

If a story focuses solely on the human race's suffering in the early stages, the later plot will inevitably fall apart. The author only depicts the human race's misery and resilience, making it impossible to reconcile the later events. This is a flaw! Master writers like Chen Dong always portray a mix of joy and sorrow, despair and hope. An author writing like this will definitely have to abandon the story!

Author, you can't keep torturing the protagonist like this. The torture needs to be done in moderation. You've already gone through fifty or sixty chapters of torture. While the torture scenes are indeed tragic and tear-jerking, we read novels to relax, and this is going too far, making us feel terrible.

Bah! Is the Sunflower Manual still a cultivation method that doesn't require castration?

It's ridiculous. The selling point of the "Sunflower Manual" is self-castration, so why bother with some kind of evolved version?