I Have a Cultivation Wasteland World

The book starts with a character from a wealthy family, but I don't understand the world of the rich and powerful, so I can't read it.

I don't understand it. To be honest, that Tianwu Continent is too distorted... To be honest, I feel like the Tianwu Continent is doomed. Rice can be considered a good thing. Your rice isn't some kind of magic rice. Honestly, it looks really awkward.

The synopsis seemed to suit my taste, especially the phrase "the only cultivator" at the end. But then, around chapters 70 and 80, they mentioned that extraordinary beings had also appeared in America, making me feel like I was reading those books from a few years ago that used the "only cultivator" label. A cultivator, huh? There's only one, but ancient martial arts and superpowers don't count.

I'm speechless after reading the introduction. How could cultivators lack water and food?

The protagonist acts recklessly, without considering the consequences. Knowing the world is complex, he dares to buy rare items in bulk and arrogantly does business with officials. And this is someone raised in a privileged family—is that all he's got?

This is too chaotic! If it weren't for the "protagonist's foot law," the protagonist would have died tens of thousands of times over! The Zhou family would have been wiped out and their entire family turned upside down!

The author should explain: In the real world, if someone has martial arts skills, why is the protagonist completely clueless? Even his brother knows what internal energy is; why is the protagonist a complete novice?

To put it bluntly, the people reading this novel aren't rich; frankly, they're all poor. Adding a powerful family background is pointless. If you want to pad the word count, give me a hint.

It's so awkward! While the writing is alright, do you really think providing all that wine and food would deter anyone from investigating? Are all the people in this other world idiots? Is this cruel world being exceptionally lenient towards the protagonist?

Some suggestions: The goods from both worlds sell too well, and the cheat codes are applied too quickly, making the economy prone to collapse. Also, the fact that Earthly items were always popular is too simplistic. For example, alcoholic beverages should at least be imbued with spiritual energy before becoming popular.