The Transcendent Divine Path Master

Well written; the author follows the law of conservation of energy, making the upgrade story very realistic.

This book is good, so why are your grades so bad? 😰

The book's failure lies in its excessive restriction of the protagonist's skills, forcing him to learn useless abilities, and its overemphasis on uncertainties, reluctance to discuss them, fear of rapid advancement, and parental discovery. Even at chapter 70, the protagonist is still developing, and the most crucial aspect is the suppression of this development. Sigh.

I think it's well-written. Looking at the ratings, it doesn't seem right. Maybe the author didn't promote it enough? I think it's definitely a great read; there's no mindless plot or the mama's boy trope of marrying according to one's parents' wishes.

All cultivation techniques are just level up one step at a time, so why bother learning martial arts skills? They'll all be obsolete eventually anyway. Just use them all to upgrade your cultivation techniques! At higher cultivation levels, even basic attacks deal more damage than skills. I can't stand it anymore.

To suppress the protagonist's growth, they forcibly lowered his intelligence and upgraded him with a bunch of useless cultivation techniques! Why do almost all authors write like this? They're all a bunch of idiots!

This hatred is somewhat inexplicable; those ghosts' ultimate goal is the Lu family's cultivation treasures or that token. But what does this have to do with the Yu family? They've been targeting the Yu family and assassinating the protagonist, which I find completely baffling. Many of the explanations seem forced.

This is the first time I've been so hooked by a book that I'm writing a review. It's a system-based, skill-building novel, not a traditional cultivation story. One minute you're on the verge of death, the next you're building a foundation? It feels like "My mom's drowning in the shallow end of a swimming pool, and I have to learn to swim before I can save her." This is too much! Absolutely insane. Goodbye.

What's most disgusting is when the protagonist reaches a certain cultivation level and then happens to encounter an enemy of the same level. (Disgusting: not that it's bad, but because I've seen similar tropes too many times and I'm tired of them, so it's disgusting. Overall, this book is alright.) Thinking about it, I still prefer the more conservative, novel-style works by Li Changshou.

I don't understand why you need to build a foundation when you already have a system with no bottlenecks to upgrade. Just find any upgradeable technique, keep leveling up, and use your strength, several or even dozens of levels higher, to crush your enemies while hiding your true strength at the level of a peer's genius. Building a foundation is truly disgusting. 😰😰😰 Just passing by.