Cultivation: I Have an Inventory

Seriously, I'm fed up. He keeps getting entangled with this woman. If you were a transmigrated reincarnation who was a simp, do you want to be one too? Why write about cultivation? You should write about urban life instead. It's all this trivial stuff every day.

Having read up to chapter 20, the equipment system is clearly designed to suppress the cheat system. Once equipped, it cannot be changed. What use is this pile of junk after reaching the Foundation Establishment stage and Core Formation stage? The appeal of this cheat system is that you can prepare several sets of equipment: one for combat, one for cultivation, and one for making money.

Last year, I met a 30-year-old woman online. We chatted for over half a year and got along very well. On May 20th, she suggested meeting in person. I hesitated, saying that she had a family and I didn't feel comfortable with that. But she said it was fine, we could just be friends, so I agreed. I asked for her photos; she looked quite pretty.

Don't you all think that the protagonist's original girlfriend was actually quite pitiful? She endured more than ten years of hardship with him, but all she got was endless suffering. She didn't get a share of the good times, but she was the one who suffered the most. Many of the protagonists' ex-girlfriends have such tragic fates.

The author stayed up all night reading your book last night, but I feel like I have no motivation to continue reading it. Your cheat system is somewhat interesting, but the storyline development is a complete mess. As you get older, how do you handle the romantic relationships of female characters?

How did you guys even get through the beginning? There was this inexplicable face-slapping plot twist. Isn't the protagonist just someone who relies entirely on his special abilities? He has absolutely no personal charm. No wonder so many people criticize this kind of story.

My assessment is that it's an older version of Urban Dragon King.

More than half of the conflicts are caused by beautiful women, especially since most of them are beautiful women who have no close relationship with the protagonist. One woman can write fifty chapters, twenty women can write a thousand chapters. My niece can also write them, just change the name.

I skipped through it, and the fact that skipping didn't affect the viewing experience shows how low-quality it is. It's a wish-fulfillment novel, but the "wish-fulfillment" elements are too clichéd. It's just an urban novel formula with a cultivation fantasy twist on top of that, nothing particularly interesting. Moderately addictive, but not fatally so.

I just don't understand why the author wants to revise existing settings? They can remove a setting one minute and immediately replace it the next, without being able to change it. I just don't understand what you guys are thinking.