I Can Get Skill Points to Drop

It's generally okay, but there are some issues that make it quite awkward to watch. For example, after breaking open the meteorite, the bead is found but the character doesn't pick it up, and Jiang Chuxue, who is already engaged, still shows ambiguity towards him.

To be honest, I can only read; I definitely can't write anything (meaning: I'm just a master of empty talk). This book is amazing. It keeps faltering and making you want to give up. But the premise still keeps me reading. After all, I'm not reading a research book; I don't care about rigor. I'm looking for visual appeal.

Garbage! The meteorite cut open the storage space, leaving white beads on the ground. The author really knows how to play.

A divine book has been born! Even reaching 150% perfection in the five realms of Body Refinement is less valuable than reaching 100% in Qi Refinement! Every female supporting character is a genius; those killed by the protagonist as living corpses defy fate and are resurrected!

Go to work! Writing books is a waste of your youth. And please, don't let your writing become a personal project. Otherwise, people will try to understand you by reading your books. You're already thinking about your sister-in-law right off the bat, I admire your rudeness. 😅

The first chapter hooked me. The world is now ruled by cultivation sects, so how come spiritual energy is reviving? Did they think cultivation was possible even before spiritual energy existed? The older sister-in-law is clearly a child bride from a peasant family, yet she's panting heavily while wielding a hammer. Isn't that absurd?

In Chapter Five, the protagonist, a crippled good-for-nothing, was poisoned and killed a zombie, while everyone else in the village was bitten and turned into zombies. Were the others all useless? Did none of them know martial arts? Were the hunting team all incompetent? Ordinary people could team up to kill a wild boar, but couldn't kill a zombie?

How did the author use such toxic language and how did he write it?

Let me just say this: this novel was probably published around 2005. It's full of old tropes, old flaws, old protagonist, old female supporting character—nothing new. It's just average, pretty much from the era of overpowered protagonists.

The author's writing is alright, but the portrayal of women is too casual! He's flirting with everyone, and in just over a hundred chapters, he already has four or five women with whom he has romantic relationships. If you wrote a thousand chapters, you'd probably have a hundred women in total!