Cultivation Sign-In with Hundredfold Rewards
修仙签到百倍奖励
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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You yourself said that the Replenishing Pill is a precious treasure in the palace, and you gave one to a servant just to treat his internal injuries—a servant who had just brought you your second meal.
This book is alright! The protagonist isn't invincible through sheer survival, but rather it feels like he's leveling up. The only worry is that a powerful enemy will suddenly appear, and the protagonist might mess things up... Enemies can't always be several levels higher than you. It's like walking down the street and bumping into a billionaire dressed normally, and you wouldn't even recognize them...
In a country where the royal family is the worst of the worst, they can trample on any kind of monster or demon. In the first few chapters, the 9th rank was their trump card, but after a few chapters, Martial Saints are as common as dogs, 9th rank is everywhere. What kind of extraordinary means does the founding emperor have to suppress so many Martial Saints? And how weak are the founding emperor's right and left hands, who are only 8th rank?
The synopsis alone was enough to poison me.
Deliberate suppression? Excuse me, it's that so-called foundation again. Can we please stop with this tactic? It's just another excuse for forcibly capping your level. Having a system and still needing this so-called foundation? What's the point?
The Fenglei Sect has been operating for two hundred years, and its influence extends to only four or five counties. They claim that its resources are enough to cultivate a Martial Saint. Yet, their own country occupies such a vast territory, and apart from the author, the highest level they've ever reached is only level eight. What kind of logic is this? Have all these years of resources been wasted on pigs?
I thought "100x" meant upgrading the rewards, but after reading the description, it turns out it's just a matter of quantity. I instantly lost interest.
This book is very well written; it's comparable to the compositions of my seven-year-old brother who just graduated from kindergarten!
The most useless protagonist in history: a pig ate 100 times the amount of feed and became a martial arts saint; the author is even worse than a pig.
The protagonist's sister's intelligence is so ridiculously low.