
Nationwide Cultivation: Attain Sainthood
全民修仙:证道成圣
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 414k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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The plot conflicts were arranged too hastily, making it seem like every supporting character had a GPS tracking device, and they could run into the protagonist no matter where he went, which was absurd.
Exchanging too many benefits for others for no apparent reason is like trading gold for stones; it gives off a feeling of inexplicable nouveau riche.
A legitimate author writes 30,000 words a day! This author clearly has been getting too much massage parlor work and is probably weak; he only writes about 4,000 words a day.
This novel has a good concept, but it has many flaws. First, most people on the planet where the protagonist lives are overpowered geniuses; I won't go into details, but that's how it feels for the opposite sex. Secondly, the protagonist lacks humanity. Perhaps some people like this type of protagonist, but I prefer the protagonists from "Get Out of Here" and "Eat Tomatoes with Me."
Why does this book feel so depressing?
I really want to complain. 15 Points would have been so much better, but they forced me to get 14, which is just annoying. And then there's a whole bunch of stuff after that... Never mind, I'm not reading anymore.
I didn't think much of it until I saw that I had over a hundred years of cultivation, but suddenly I realized a problem: I could have leveled up to level 20 or more, but I only had level 7 or 8, and I couldn't even beat someone who was over level 20. So what was the point of keeping my level down?
The book is well-written. Has anyone actually read it? I hope the author continues to update diligently and isn't influenced by others' nonsense.
The book is well-written, but the updates are too slow. Just when I get into it, it's over. Sigh!
It's very well written, just my style. I follow it every day, but one chapter is too short. I'm updating twice a day now, so I'm giving you a reward. I've already given you 2000 coins. It's very enjoyable to read. I feel like if I finish writing this, I won't have to work anymore. I'll become a literary god with this book!