A Tiger in the Cultivation World

There are many characters needed, and you can set their names, races, skills, etc. The suitable ones will be used.

Collecting some interesting items can influence the plot to some extent. What's the point of just reading a novel? It's only fun when everyone participates and writes together. It's not limited to anime/manga; it can be set in the prehistoric era or even other novels. The appearance of the character corresponds to the strength of the Tiger Lord, based on the strength of the plane.

The book's major flaws: The lottery system—what's the point of it besides drawing points? The power levels are unclear. A level 3 character can fight a level 5 character but can't beat two level 4 characters, then a little while later they can take on a level 6 character. I'm supposed to be level 3 fighting level 5, then losing to two level 4, and then suddenly being able to take on a level 6?

It would be strange if this book became popular. It's written in a somewhat idiotic style for a male-oriented book, and even a bit bizarre for a female-oriented one. How could it be popular? I read thirty chapters and couldn't continue. It was a perfectly good book; the beginning was readable, but it increasingly felt like a cross-dressing manga. Haha, I don't want to say anything more. Author, just keep going.

Having read up to chapter 43 where the protagonist is poisoned to death, I was struck by the system after the protagonist attacked a lioness. Then, the various lottery-style anime elements suddenly took me out of the story and started to resemble cross-dressing. I really don't understand the interaction between the protagonist and Qin Wan'er.

Having read up to Chapter 41 where he dies from poisoning, I won't even go into the details of your various settings. You have the ability to enhance your body and cultivation, but instead of enhancing them, you just randomly draw all sorts of useless items? The most speechless thing is that in the chapter before preparing for a breakthrough, you directly go to draw prizes.

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When this book first came out, I said in the website reviews that it was no good, but you guys just wouldn't believe me. Now look what happened, you've been poisoned! Hahahaha, serves you right!

It's a great subject matter, but the writing feels terrible; the emotional portrayal of the characters is just too painful.

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