Starting My Cultivation Journey in The Outcast

Joining the World Society only gets you a leadership position after a fight, so why even invite people? They never mention any benefits after you join. And the women just go weak in the knees at the mere invitation. Probably another simp harem type.

They've elevated Nathan Island to an unrealistic level, even going so far as to claim King Nathan is the King of the Inhumans. Give me a break. Nathan Island is just a garbage dump, and King Nathan is at best a garbage dump owner.

As if she'd never seen a woman before, Xia He could have just killed her after capturing her. Why did she have to release her and cause herself trouble? It's so frustrating to watch!

The scene in the Longhu Mountain Inner Realm where they asked about the heavens left me completely bewildered. They were incredibly audacious! Knowing full well the dangers of the Inner Realm, they recklessly attempted to create power. If it weren't for the protagonist's plot armor and the rescue of the Old Master and others, they would have been dead long ago.

The beginning of this book was alright, but the rest is complete garbage. It drastically lowers the protagonist's intelligence, turning him into a saintly figure. He doesn't kill those who deserve it, and despite the villains' repeated attempts to kill him and their disgusting schemes, he doesn't even kill them. He even puts them under a restriction and then tries to reason with them.

So many typos, yet they don't correct them, and they don't pay attention when writing them. It really affects my mood. Don't you know that a single character can have many different meanings? Do I have to guess what you wrote or which character it is when reading a novel?

Why not find a factory job? Would it even cover the electricity bill? This novel is truly unique, embodying all the traits of a simp, a whine, and an indecisive character.

This book has been on my daily reading list for a long time, even though I didn't initially intend to read it. The synopsis was discouraging, but it kept showing up no matter how many times I refreshed my daily reading list. I finally gave it a try, and it would be strange if the editor hadn't been paid. The writing is mediocre, the plot is weak, and there are no climaxes or highlights.

This is too toxic. I've read up to chapter 214 and don't want to read anymore. If anyone has read beyond this point, please give me a spoiler. The author's plot-driving technique is terrible and so frustrating.

Is it a tiger or a dog?