Heaven Rewards Diligence: Every Bit of Effort Brings a Hundredfold Harvest
天道酬勤：一分耕耘百分收获
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- Xianxia
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Holy crap, can just any trash like him impersonate a powerful sect leader? Don't they have any oversight bodies or anything like that? How ridiculous is this?! It's like a beggar claiming to be the emperor's father, and everyone around him agrees—it's absurd!
Count how many times the main character appeared to "smile and shake his head".
After reading 50 chapters, it's definitely not a cultivation novel. It's disguised as one, but written with the plot of an old-fashioned urban overpowered protagonist. The entire novel's setting is exaggerated. The protagonist's brain is like a kindergarten child's; you can say he has it, then he definitely doesn't; you can also say he doesn't, then he definitely does have a bit of it—crazy!
The protagonist's sense of superiority from studying the "Great Dao" is utterly foolish. The essence of cultivating immortality is to achieve longevity. To achieve this goal, one needs to constantly comprehend the Great Dao. Before reaching the Golden Core stage, one only needs to accumulate energy.
Why suppress your cultivation level! The sect is a free-range operation. Apart from those who come to collect goods every year, the surrounding area is full of farmers. Who cares about you?
It was a bit awkward to read. The protagonist seemed like a nanny, getting everything done from purifying the filth to mastering the Nascent Soul cultivation technique, while the sect did absolutely nothing and just coasted through to victory. It felt like the sect was completely useless to the protagonist.
It's so long-winded, repeating the same thing over and over again. It's giving me a headache.
Typical case of moldy grain and fodder. It was fine initially, but went moldy after the Golden Core stage. 1. The same thing is repeated over and over again: like an old woman's foot-binding cloth. 2. I'm here to read a novel, not a thesis. 3. Too much theory, too little practical application.
This is a world of cultivation, and you have to explain everything using theories from the scientific world? Is this a novel or a research report? It's insane.
Which cultivator isn't meticulous and calculating? Let alone a group of Golden Core cultivators, to be completely outmaneuvered and fighting for their lives by a priest's scheme. Reaching the Golden Core stage is no easy feat; they've just brought a bunch of idiots along for the ride.