My Magical Treasures Can Level Up Infinitely

Reflections on reading Chapter 93 It's too drawn out, lacks any clear purpose, and while it has many magical items, they're too varied and their functions are too repetitive. The protagonist has an incredibly powerful cheat ability; he could either learn weapon crafting or alchemy (he could simply upgrade his alchemy equipment), but he chooses not to learn either.

The protagonist has a cheat-like advantage, so why doesn't he use it to improve his cultivation level? Instead, he's learning weapon crafting. With a higher cultivation level, he could learn it much faster, collect damaged magical artifacts and treasures, repair them, and sell them for spirit stones—wouldn't that be much more profitable?

With the protagonist's cheat-like abilities, if I had to learn weapon crafting, I would craft magical artifacts and treasures to aid in cultivation.

The reason most people prefer stories without a female lead is because the romance is poorly written. Even if it's well-written, a harem isn't really necessary. If your male lead is willing to risk his life for a female cultivator he knows and lives next door, telling himself it's purely friendship, and the two are constantly being affectionate, and you tell yourself you have no feelings for…

This is problematic from the start. What's with this old wooden door? Don't just copy those opening sequences. These are supposed to be cultivators; would they even know how to use a wooden door? It'd probably crumble in no time! It's like living in a paper house. Does that make sense? With the strength of cultivators in novels, they should be able to build an entire stone house with ease. Even those fake cultivators from ancient times could build some kind of grotto.

The protagonist has a bit of a saintly, hypocritical vibe. It's a shame such a good subject matter was turned into this garbage.

Sharing memories with Chen Xiaorong is too cruel.

It's utterly useless. I've read about forty chapters, and he hasn't even broken through the first level of the Qi Refining stage. So much has been written about jade pendants, pills, and cultivation, but it's all just filler. And they even touted the protagonist's three spiritual roots and his genius.

Why are all the cultivation novels these days so poorly made? How come the markets in the cultivation world are even more chaotic than those in the free United States? Even with cheat codes, how come I'm still worse than a dog in terms of cultivation?

When you first got the pills to accelerate cultivation, you said two pills would be enough to reach Qi Refining Level 5. But after you got the magic weapon that accelerated cultivation and upgraded it to the intermediate level using your cheat, you said the pills would last you two months to reach Qi Refining Level 5. I just want to ask you, are you out of your mind?