Cultivation: I Have a Space for Epiphanies

There's a minor flaw: six years passed uneventfully, then suddenly all sorts of magical arts reached a high level of mastery, making one suspect a fortuitous encounter. It would have been better to simply write that he had just entered a cultivation sect.

The cheat system is okay, but the plot and dialogue are terrible. People can just casually criticize and belittle others. Even in the real world, few people would dare to speak ill of strangers to their faces for fear of being beaten. In the martial arts world, everyone knows that trouble comes from the mouth, and one wrong move can lead to death. Is this all there is to the fantasy world?

A Qi Refining Level 2 cultivator defeated a Qi Refining Level 8 demon beast using several perfected spells. 😅😅😅 With such powerful spells, why bother cultivating immortality? Just change the worldview to a world of sorcerers! The so-called difference in realms wasn't reflected at all. This isn't how you jump levels.

Using cheat codes comes without cost, but if you don't manage the progress well, it'll backfire.

The transitions lack continuity, are too abrupt, and feel unnatural.

Just the muttering to myself is enough to kill my desire to watch.

If you don't use your superpowers to draw talismans and refine elixirs, but instead go farming, you'll be doing a disservice to your cheat-like abilities.

I won't cultivate Taoist magic, I won't cultivate supernatural powers! What is the art of talismans anyway?

Whether the new book can be recommended depends entirely on how long you read it! I hope all readers will refrain from keeping the book unread and instead spend five minutes each day reading the latest chapter to show your support. Your support is my greatest motivation! Keep reading! Keep reading! Keep reading!

I love reading about the gradual, step-by-step process of cultivation and achievement. The farming phase is skipped, and the protagonist, despite his enlightenment, encounters a bottleneck in Qi cultivation. He must navigate his meridians relentlessly to break through, showing no fear of death. With such enlightenment, shouldn't he be more self-satisfied?