Cultivation: I Studied Abroad in the Modern Era

Before its release, the characters were well-developed and the plot, while clichéd, wasn't boring. But after its release, the cultivation storyline suddenly became incredibly simplistic and absurd. It feels like the cultivation world is even less appealing than the mortal realm. Is your cultivation story like Causeway Bay? •ᴗ•💧 It's all about collecting protection money, threats, and gang fights?

The story of the indigenous people wearing modern clothes and then returning to ancient times is quite well written. The story is set in ancient times, and the characters are quite likable. It's set in the late stage of the spiritual realm, and I guess the protagonist will change this era, just like the synopsis says. Modern plot: It's hard to say.

Summary With the integration of science and cultivation, the traditional concept of cultivation is undergoing a revolutionary transformation. This article reviews the latest research progress in cultivation science and explores a scientific cultivation path from Qi Refining to Deity Transformation.

The beginning of this book was interesting, but later the author became obsessed with proving the superiority of modern science, dragging down the cultivation level countless times. This is the lowest-level cultivation novel I've ever read; Golden Core cultivators can fight against Loose Immortals, and cultivators who have lived for tens of thousands of years look like a bunch of cavemen.

The cultivation levels in this book, such as Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Deity Transformation, and Dao Fruit, are like a game of make-believe. They feel more like a hierarchical relationship in a company than a cultivation world relationship. The whole book is like a romance novel written by a female author, disguised as a cultivation story.

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It's ruined. It doesn't prioritize anything, doesn't understand what readers want, and I'm abandoning the book. It was originally a pretty good idea.

This book was alright in the beginning, but it's getting worse and worse. Of course, it's still okay to read as a light novel for beginners. First, the power levels are inconsistent. The protagonist and his senior sister, both at the Nascent Soul stage, can fight against Loose Immortals. That's several major realms above them, maybe four or five!

The only problem with this book is that the protagonist is not a genius, but through unorthodox methods and the learning achievements of others, he is imagined to be a genius. Then the protagonist even fantasizes about overcoming the challenges of studying numbers through rote memorization. We're all normal people. Can a math major really learn math by rote memorization? Don't you, author, know that?

Sigh, the quality of this part of the story, which involves crossing the "Thunder Pool" (a dangerous level of inconsistency), has plummeted before even reaching chapter 100; it's unreadable now. The earlier parts were really well-written.