
I Earn Stat Points and Cultivate in a Mountain Village
我在山村里加点修行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 505k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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166Chapters
652Recommendations
9kFans
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The plot gets progressively more and more idiotic as it progresses. 🤔
In short, it's frustrating. The protagonist feels frustrated no matter what he does. What's the point of practicing martial arts like this?
Of the hundreds of thousands of administrative villages and millions of settlements across the country, half of them have village tyrants at their core. 😂
Wow, the revival of spiritual energy... All I can say about this kind of subject is, author, keep it up!
I read six chapters and the writing wasn't very good. To put it simply, it felt a bit drawn out. Ordinary things that didn't need to be mentioned could have been glossed over in a single sentence, but instead, it was dragged out for several sentences. It felt a bit awkward!
The subject matter was right, but the writing style was wrong. This type of story now mainly focuses on characters who become invincible with extra points or are uniquely extraordinary. The others basically don't become popular.
It's quite good, with a realistic feel that keeps you watching. The characters are vividly portrayed: a doctor who prefers to avoid trouble, an honest and kind-hearted second uncle, and a selfish yet sentimental second aunt. The protagonist is also well-written, his anger at being tricked by the doctor and the way he expresses his character's attributes are well-developed. It creates a vivid visual experience.
It's well-written. Just hang in there and ignore those people in the reviews who say they dropped it because it's bad or that it's bad. Those comments make me angry. The atmosphere in the 7 PM book reviews is getting worse and worse. What conflict can escalate to a hundred posts? Every day, if something doesn't meet their opinion, they just post "dropped it" to annoy others.
The first chapter is about feeding poison, right? Let's revise the first chapter.
With a global meteor shower, is the author planning a spiritual energy revival? I hope there aren't any melodramatic plot twists, like rich people or martial arts masters coming to my door for conflict. Just let me peacefully collect martial arts techniques; I should level up my ancestors first. 😀