My Cultivation Game

I just saw it was released and then it became free for a limited time. That won't do; I'm not one to take advantage of others, so I tipped him back.

I've been reading seven books at the same time lately, and this one has been the best reading experience. I remember clicking on it after seeing it on the list of books available for a limited time, but I ended up subscribing to them all before the free period even started—I just couldn't resist! The combat system and plot progression are both excellent.

The author updates twice a day, which isn't a lot, but it's not little either. The plot suits my taste. No forced posturing, and no dragging. I hope the author doesn't abandon the story, or I'll send you razor blades!!!

It's great to have original games; it reminds me of Millions of Possibilities and Game World—both are games. Keep it up, creator!

I consistently cast six votes every day without fail; I quite like this book.

The author frequently uses his omniscient perspective to make the protagonist make illogical choices that exceed his vision. The most obvious example is in the post-apocalyptic world where the protagonist chooses the lowest possible identity, because the author knows the protagonist will eventually obtain high-level blueprints and understands that portraying him as a lone wolf in the future…

Why doesn't the protagonist become a core member of the Blacksmiths' Guild? What's wrong with joining an organization? Is it just for show? Joining as a core member would mean being given priority training, avoiding being sent to the front lines early on, and the benefits are obvious. The protagonist's abilities would also be developed, and their recipes could be exchanged for rewards.

The writing is alright, but there are too many clichés and constant minor flaws, especially the second instance which is so bad it's almost fatal. The idea of ​​signing a ten-year contract to be a regular member instead of a lifetime contract for core membership, citing restrictions on freedom, is ridiculous.

Keep it up, Lemon! I look forward to seeing even better books!

This book is slightly toxic; it's barely readable if you're looking for something to read. The writing is mediocre, the protagonist's personality is inconsistent (I honestly can't figure out what his personality is; one minute he's suspicious, the next he seems like an honest person, leading to various conflicts), and he's not very bright.