I Came from the Forbidden Land

In the cultivation world, one jin of spirit stones is equal to ten taels of silver? Is that really so cheap?

I don't recommend reading this. 99% Of the men are villains, and there are far too many women. The protagonist is surrounded by women – holy lords, holy maidens, empresses, and a whole bunch of them. I'm speechless. How desperate must the author be for women to write this? How long has it been since they last had sex? And all the women are described as having large breasts and big butts!

It's getting increasingly padded! Two chapters for a lousy name? And it hasn't even gotten anywhere. Besides, the first volume is already finished, and the protagonist still hasn't discovered his unique qualities? Isn't this a bit of an over-the-top display of intelligence?

It's getting better. Just don't make too many dungeons. Although Immortal Emperors are everywhere and Emperor Venerables are as rare as dogs, don't let the combat power imbalance become too severe.

It's nonsensical and the writing is much worse than other similar novels... The pretentiousness is inexplicable... Even eating a meal can be shocking, and it talks about being like a fairyland, but how exactly does it inexplicably become a fairyland? It's all so incoherent and abrupt...

To be honest, the author's logic is terrible. For example, the protagonist goes to a celestial realm to talk to two female cultivators. He greets them, and they use their spiritual power to shield their voices. Surprisingly, the protagonist can hear them. He can hear them, but all he does is ask if they want a cook. He's not blind, and they didn't set up any illusion arrays. How does he know? There are many similar logical inconsistencies; I'm too lazy to go into detail.

The synopsis of this book suggests that the protagonist is always a weakling, so there's no point in continuing to read it!

It's giving me a headache. It's constantly filled with cringe-worthy moments, or it uses other people's perspectives to satisfy the protagonist's bragging, but what I really want to see is the protagonist bragging on their own!

It's a bit like feigning madness, and it's incomprehensible.

Why isn't there a "Science Emperor"? If there were, he would be the most tragic being, having calculated everything perfectly across all the heavens and myriad realms.