The Source of Cultivation Pollution

You were clearly worried about being discovered, especially since your mother was at home. You kept saying you were afraid of being found out, but then you showed off your spiritual abilities to someone—the son of a bureau chief—for only 1000 yuan. He exposed you as soon as he got home, and his mother was even ready to arrest you. Then you got blinded by another 500 yuan and wanted to take him to fight ghosts, even saying you wouldn't let him die before you. 🙂

The last few chapters feel like they're practically throwing the answers right in the reader's face. The answer to the question of the disappearance of human civilization is now basically clear. Rather than a revival of spiritual energy, it's more accurate to say that beings capable of controlling spiritual particles are evolving.

Why bother with multiple female leads in this kind of novel? They just create a bunch of burdens. I don't understand. And the protagonist doesn't even seem to have any romantic feelings for them; he just brings other women who like him along? It's kind of toxic.

The downside is that strength isn't treated commensurate with ability. For example, in a cultivation world, different levels like Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, and Nascent Soul should receive different treatment. Even in ordinary society, the treatment of ordinary people is vastly different from that of mayors and provincial governors.

Having finished reading it, the protagonist of this book seems more like a person than a leader or a sage. This makes the novel more lively and vivid.

Why doesn't the protagonist just rule the world? If he wants to conduct research and advance his cultivation level, wouldn't it be better to unify global resources? He has to teach students, lead teams, and do all sorts of other things, and then he only gets a few hundred thousand in research funding, and there's a long waiting list for space experiments.

It's strange that if the protagonist's power is Godzilla, but he displays the power of a cheetah or tiger, the government treats him like a domestic dog.

The idea was great, but the writing was a complete mess.

Ten years ago, this kind of book would have been perfectly fine, and I would have read it day and night without stopping. But now it's pure poison.

I don't understand the significance of studying abroad. Even high-ranking personnel, upon discovering something amiss, are required to follow procedures. This led to graduate students with high-level authority having their domestic projects halted, leaving them stranded in Iran without any real defensive authority.