Daily Life as a Cultivator Among the Stars

Your protagonist is completely different from the synopsis; I didn't see him being cowardly at all, he's just causing trouble everywhere.

Let me tell you a major flaw! The protagonist can share his merits with others for free, you know? There are no karmic restrictions. If he were a pushover, this book would probably be condemned by everyone in the end. For example, if he turned all his parents, relatives, and friends into peerless masters, I'm already very hesitant!

Yeah! 👏👏

In cultivation, fantasy, and science fiction novels, there are either no female leads or they only appear later in the story. If a character has no background in the early stages but still manages to cultivate to the later stages, she either relies on the protagonist (who drags them down) or is exceptionally talented (how did she even get to choose him?).

Saving hundreds of thousands of enemies—what else is that but a self-righteous hypocrite? Even if it's to repay a friend for saving his life, wouldn't saving a few, or even dozens or hundreds, of people close to that friend be enough? Deep Blue Group's technology was given to the government, yet Zhang Ping eagerly went to save hundreds of thousands of enemies, and for free!

I saw that blue swift. Is it related to the main character? The main character saved someone, and now he's getting involved with a supporting character to repay a debt of gratitude?

In fact, forgery, fraud, and theft become social scourges because the cost of crime is too low. Simply imposing low sentences is not good, but imposing high sentences is inappropriate. The reverse system is a good solution (you will be punished for the consequences of your actions), which is fair and just!

The protagonist's personality is really disgusting; I can't stand watching it. Just like a storyline set in college. Moreover, this protagonist seems to have no independent thought; the path he takes doesn't seem to be one he chose, but rather one he takes as it comes, guided by others. Negative review

Sure enough, in a civilized environment, someone openly plots to harm the protagonist. I enjoyed reading it at first. But then some classmate named Sun gave my protagonist some kind of "Ten Thousand Demons Curse" during a competition, and suddenly I lost interest. I don't know why; I'm not one to nitpick, so I just don't understand.

I glanced at it briefly, and the protagonist has already been completely influenced by the people in the cultivation world he's encountered. Everyone tells him what's right, and everyone subtly hints that the Heavenly Maiden is suspicious. The protagonist echoes these sentiments. Compare this to other famous novels! A protagonist who doesn't use his brain!