My Spells Are a Hundred Times More Powerful

It gets boring from chapter 16 onwards. It's not like the protagonist is trying to become a star; he has no talent but still tries to show off. Even a dog wouldn't read this kind of idiotic novel.

The first spirit stone is worthless now. I thought he would use the second one. His mother's skills in planting trees and fields, and minor spells of the Five Elements. The protagonist earns contribution points to exchange for spells. With your Qi Refining Level 3 cultivation, how could you possibly fight against the reigning number one, a Level 9 practitioner, in that trial environment?

Induced growth techniques, directly ripening crops that would take decades or even centuries to mature; Time to go farming!

Chapter 24 is a good time to leave; even taking drugs is better than cheating. A classic example of a story that starts strong but ends weakly.

The idea is interesting, but it suffers from the old problem of similar works: the overpowered abilities are too strong and it feels difficult to control, so the main character is put down. Having read up to chapter 24, the protagonist cultivates a spell that increases cultivation speed. After a hundredfold amplification, the time it takes to break through a realm is reduced from six months to four months. LOL, the so-called hundredfold amplification only shortens the time by two months.

If you can't write, go work in a factory. It's not shameful to rely on your skills; it's better than being brainless and embarrassing here. Everything is a hundred times better. Guess what would happen if a ten-meter-long fireball with a temperature of 6000° appeared in your hand? Would it instantly vaporize you?

To be honest, the author's imagination is still not rich enough. Learn divination, aura observation, the Five Elements Escape Technique, the Lightness Technique, and concealment. How many caves are waiting for you to explore? Or control fire, refine pills, forge weapons, or even plant and raise animals—you could take off in no time.

Chapter 24's suppression was too obvious and pointless. Even if the big surprise is gone, I still have my cerebellum left, and even my cerebellum can't stand it anymore. They made a big splash by changing a spell, but it turns out that even with a hundredfold effect, it only speeds up cultivation progress by 30%. What if other characters don't have that? Calling this garbage is an understatement.

There's no doubt this book has fallen apart. As a story about an overpowered protagonist suppressing his own power-ups, it did so quite harshly, only to find that the cultivation levels and commodity prices were inconsistent. There were also more and more typos, and the plot went from smooth at the beginning to increasingly concise later on. The author went from replying to messages to not replying at all. I guess it's because of poor sales, and he didn't want to continue writing.

The cheat code is pretty good... The plot is just not good!????