I Became the World's Richest After Three Years of Cultivation

The white cat was fine before it became a spirit, but later all sorts of esoteric nonsense came out, ruining a book that had the potential to become a god.

Seeing the latest chapter made me lose all desire to continue reading. It's obviously a tired, overused formula: urban male protagonist, cheat-like abilities, urban cultivation world, and a large number of cultivators emerging.

The book title isn't as appealing as the first chapter title; it should be called, "My TikTok Connected to Another World."

The protagonist's special effects and attempts to act like a big shot left me speechless. Does the protagonist even know what dragons look like in that world, what their appearance is like, or how their various martial arts attacks are performed? And doesn't that world have the ability to fake things? Doesn't anyone lie to people there? How can you make the people in that world believe that the protagonist is really killing dragons?

If you've narrowed your path, you should cultivate your emotions and desires, not just positive ones, but also negative ones; otherwise, you'll only be digging your own grave.

There were so many female characters right from the start, it's really speechless. Since it's a cultivation novel, do you expect those women to be pretty?

Why is the male protagonist, even after cultivating immortality, still limited to being the richest man? Is cultivating immortality just for making money? Is the ultimate goal of cultivating immortality to become the richest man?

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Isn't this the show I liked to watch back in 2010? I can't believe Lu Ran is still watching it.

Seeing the mention of the Ma family made me lose interest. Either just write about yourself as a cultivator, otherwise you can't balance the real-world power dynamics. All this fighting and killing is too jarring. And that chapter about other people asking him to sign contracts—it's utterly nonsensical!