It All Began at the Divine Artifact Cultivation Academy

The 63rd divine weapon in the novel, the "Tang Sword"! The Tang sword unearthed from Dou Jiao's tomb in 1991 is in its original form (early Tang Dynasty). The gold-inlaid inscription on the spine of the sword contains characters such as "X feet, one hundred folds". 63. Tang sword Effect: Sharp attack, armor-piercing effect. Rank: Magical artifact ~ Acquired spiritual treasure (depending on its crafting process). Materials: Iron-based materials.

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The prototype of the No. 81 Divine artifact in the novel, the "Three-Inlaid Jade Ruyi"! This Qing dynasty ruyi scepter with a wooden handle and three inlays of celadon jade, depicting elephants and vases, was made in the late Qianlong period. Carved from rosewood and Hetian jade, it is a traditional three-inlay style, also known as the "three-tile style."

After chapters fifty-something, the protagonist becomes a complete simp, and the female lead transforms into that kind of woman who says, "I want this, you have to give it to me, or I'll make you lose face." The protagonist and the female lead suddenly become simps without any transition. I stopped reading there; I don't know what happens to them after that.

The 80th Divine Artifact: the Vine Shield Category: Defensive Artifact Level: High-grade magic weapon Effects: Defense +1.2 (With Enchantment x2), Healing +1 (with Enchantment +1) (Applicable to all realms) Attack power: None Defense: Six-stage Foundation Establishment Defense Shield (Enchanted x2) Materials: Basic Five Elements Vines (Specifications: Height 16.4 Cm, Mouth diameter 82.4 Cm, Top diameter 4.8 Cm) Location of collection: Fujian-Taiwan Relations Museum Level: Three Texture: rattan)

Chinese name: Relics of Guoen Temple Place of excavation: Xinxing County, Guangdong Province Location of collection: Kokuen-ji Temple Period: Sui and Tang Dynasties Quantity: Seven The ancient Guoen Temple, with its thousand-year history, has rediscovered the Buddha's relics.

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The premise is good, but the writing is terrible. I don't know what kind of character the author wanted to portray the male lead as, but I really dislike his husky-like behavior. Apparently, there's a "simp" character added later on, which makes it completely unreadable.

The idea is good, but the writing is at a middle school level; you basically can't read it with your brain engaged.

The idea is great, but the writing is not so good.