Global Ancestral Awakening: I Become Invincible by Picking Up Attributes

After reading over ten chapters, all I want to say is, can the male lead please stop stringing the senior along? If he doesn't like her, he should just say so sooner rather than later. This ambiguous behavior is disgusting!

The captain, a level 6 innate cultivator, was knocked unconscious by a flowerpot less than a meter high.

I have to admire this author. In other books, the villains are often portrayed as lacking intelligence and illogical, but in this one, everyone's intelligence seems to be completely absent. I'm starting to suspect it's a studio production...

No wonder it flopped. Let me just say this: Ocean, you're all water. You need to check your own attribute panel in almost every chapter. You're truly fucking water. I won't say anything else. You can read it without using your brain.

It's ugly →_→ If you're going to sew a Frankenstein's monster, fine, but why didn't you even bother to sew it up properly? The skills are also incredibly weak. A mere 10% increase in combat power per level?! Seriously! Do you even have an ounce of imagination left???

I read dozens of chapters solely based on the premise, but the writing style... Well, let's just say it's terrible. The character settings are all weird, with too many or too few paragraphs, no clear separation between different scenes, and the character interactions are the same.

What's the deal with humans reverting to their ancestral form? In mythology, it'll just add an innate Dao body, the most basic physique in the primordial world, capable of easily killing any monster. Reverting to ancestral form would just make them like mud played with by Nuwa. Scientifically, it'd be like monkeys. As for what reverting to ancestral form is, you'd have to ask scientists. They just come up with a bunch of ridiculous, fancy bloodlines to make a fool of themselves.

My new book, "Don't Cultivate Immortality, You'll Go Crazy!", Is seeking suggestions and additions to my collection.

Chapter 58 is still similar. Even changing the name would be better than not changing anything at all; this is just rehashing old material.

The plot feels like something out of a novel I've read.