I Have Been Offline Grinding for Ten Billion Years

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It looks nice, but there aren't enough of them.

Haha, I've discovered a new author. Let's see what he wrote in his book—can you eat it without the head? Is the protein content ten times that of beef?

I've been reading pirated versions for 7 years, mixed pirated and legitimate versions for 1 year, and legitimate versions for 5 years. I don't know how much this affects you authors, but I do know that the support for legitimate versions that I cultivated over 6 years has been completely shattered... Isn't it better to save 200-300 yuan a month by reading pirated versions? Why should I give money to something I find disgusting? Just came back to vent, please delete if you're unhappy.

The beginning was passable, but it got so bad later on. The protagonist had no cultivation techniques, relying entirely on the system to get ahead. He had no combat experience, only knowing how to be a mindless python, and knew nothing else, just relying on the system to give him experience to slack off. Besides showing off and slapping faces, he did practically nothing else.

I'm truly speechless. I couldn't keep going after just a few chapters. I was initially thinking it might be a good book because of its novel title, but honestly, it's utterly toxic. Fellow readers, just look at the first few chapters and you'll see. I haven't read such a simplistic and childish novel in a long time. It's disgusting enough to make me sick.

I'm truly speechless. I'm just stating my thoughts, and there are so many trolls. I'll say it again: if the protagonist finds a place with extremely weak but abundant demonic beasts, kills them all in one go, and directly ascends to the Heavenly Dao level, why would he need to fear these few lightning bolts? Don't tell me he'll eventually reach his limit.

I don't quite understand. The protagonist encounters a powerful opponent who wants to kill him. The people around him think he can't win, so they try to reason with him and persuade him to back down. But the protagonist stubbornly resists, and everyone thinks he's doomed. But then the protagonist defeats the opponent. This kind of plot happens two or three times, right?

It seemed alright at first, but once you enter the sect, even the outer sect bosses are undergoing the Divine Integration Tribulation. The power system is about to collapse! If a disciple is incompetent, that's understandable, but against the protagonist, you kill him in a heartbeat. Even the demonic sects aren't this ruthless! If you kill everyone, who's going to do your bidding? And you call yourself righteous? My poison resistance is too low, I'm outta here!

Is this a case of false advertising or deceptive practices? 1. The cultivation system has collapsed; a family's spiritual platform is now equivalent to the highest combat power at level 30. 2. The protagonist is around level 65. The sect he wants to join has an estimated maximum combat power of level 70. He wants to join a sect to obtain cultivation techniques because he doesn't have any.