I Accidentally Became a Big Shot Through Cultivation

Obtained too easily, the system's rewards are good, but like castles in the air; they're all useless without the system. Power not cultivated or mastered by oneself, but solely given by the system, is no different from being a puppet.

The first forty chapters were all good; the female lead was intelligent, wise, and grateful. But despite having such a powerful cheat system, she suddenly became a drug addict, thinking that as long as she didn't suffer from pill poisoning, it didn't matter. She started taking dozens of pills at a time at only the third level of Qi Refining. The Qi Refining stage is for building a foundation!

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This author's name looks familiar; I've seen her books several times, mostly in the editor's picks section, but I haven't read any of them. So, the author is really persistent; they've written so much, but they just haven't become popular. Why didn't it become popular? I think the author herself is aware of the flaws in her writing.

There are a few questions I really have to keep to myself. 1: What exactly is my spiritual root? The immortal master's test showed three spiritual roots, while the system's test showed water and thunder spiritual roots. Could it be that spiritual roots can change? 2: A group of people at the first and second level of Qi Refining kept calling me "Fire Fairy" and it gave me goosebumps.

The author of this popular male-oriented novel is probably already a hit.

Are female-oriented novels really that bad? Actually, this book is alright. Although the plot is a bit old and it imitates other novels, it's much better than those brainless harem novels that rely on stale tropes.

It feels like the main character is always giving things to Li Jingxiang; an unequal friendship won't last. A low-level character bringing out a high-level magic weapon—isn't that just saying she's stupid and rich?

Well, how should I put it? It feels like the system has made cultivation lose its essential spirit. I've read other cultivation stories with systems, but they're the quick transmigration type, where the system doesn't interfere with cultivation. It feels like I can have both a system and cultivation at the same time! I haven't read much, just one chapter. This is just my own opinion. You should read a bit more before commenting; maybe you'll like this genre.

It's a bit confusing, jumping from one thing to another, like writing a script.