The Datafied Cultivation Game

I think an ant the size of a medium-sized dog could actually kill the protagonist in seconds. Author, have you ever caught an ant? Don't you think ants are incredibly difficult to catch? They're so fast, right? If you enlarged an ant to the size of a dog, and if the ant were incredibly strong, able to lift hundreds of times its own weight, then you can imagine how quickly the protagonist would be torn apart.

So... Why do foxes like to eat chickens and eggs?

I feel like I saw this concept when I was a kid.

The screen is quite large, so why doesn't it feel satisfying to read?

The beginning was fine, but when it came to exorcising ghosts in the countryside, something felt off. While news was still being suppressed in the cities, Taoist priests were already generally able to deal with ghosts. Shouldn't people call the police when something happens in the village?

I'll give my feedback after reading Chapter 51: ①You killed the wild boar and exorcised the ghost single-handedly, and the village chief had already reported it. There must be a record of you, Li Yunlong, at the higher-ups. You went to get it checked, and wow, you're just an ordinary person.

Not to be argumentative, but there's one thing I want to ask the author: since the system comes from such a distant universe, why is the cultivation system given to the protagonist based on Chinese professions? Weren't there any more advanced universe-based professions? This is a real flaw. Since it's a system from outer space, wouldn't it have been better to just write it more freely? I feel there's something wrong here, though it could also be my own mistake.

Wait, the fox can grow to three meters tall? That means I could pet its huge tail to my heart's content! ˚*̥(∗*⁰͈꒨⁰͈)*̥ Wow~

This chapter is so long! I'm willing to split it into multiple parts, but I'm reluctant to buy it because it's this long. 😏

To be honest, I read a similar book 10 years ago, but I've forgotten the title.