Clan Cultivation: Starting by Selling Boxed Meals
家族修仙：从卖盒饭开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 216k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
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The current generation of readers who enjoy casual farming novels are really not suited to stories with systems in their lives; they've long since passed the stage of liking them. Even for me, seeing the "system" tag immediately makes me want to quit.
Honestly, your story would be more appealing without the system. Besides, this system you've had for over 50 chapters is practically useless; it just provides a beginner's gift pack 🙂. It's all about the protagonist's abilities. You might as well not have included the system and focused on the protagonist's main profession as a chef and the family business. The system is too off-putting, and it's outdated. Systems that directly give things away aren't even popular anymore.
The mentality of "I'm the only one who's sober when everyone else is drunk" won't work. Are all the others fools?
System novels and cultivation novels don't really go well together, do they? If it weren't for the fact that people used to read them a few years ago, they would all leave now when they see this configuration.
No updates for 6 days and a bunch of useless chapters
The system has changed its nature. Why not start with boxed lunches, then open a restaurant, and follow the ingredient-based development path? I personally dislike the idea of a mortal setting where someone opens a system and then tries to compete with others for resources. If you're going for the ingredient-based path, just open a restaurant and gradually build your business, earn spirit stones, and improve your strength.
Cultivators are invariably worshipped by countless mortals, yet this description is less insightful than that of a wealthy landowner. It shows a lack of perspective.
The subject matter is novel, and it's only passable at first glance. The writing is tedious and drawn-out, and upon closer inspection, it actually has quite a few flaws.
I read two chapters and realized it was a system novel, so I'm leaving. Goodbye.
If it's been castrated, just say "cut it off." Then it won't stay on the bookshelf.