This Cheating Wizard Is Just a Little Too Cautious

Hurry up and write! I'm going to subscribe to your novel non-stop! Want to see my massive monthly votes? I'm going to cram every single one of your subscriptions into your novel, from the back to the front, until I'm completely exhausted. Hmm? Why is there only so little update so far?

This cheat doesn't seem very good. Does eating just one of these high-grade demonic foods level you up? That's no different from adding points to your cultivation. If it's essentially a cultivation resource, then it feels weak. If there are demonic foods that cultivate skills, then it really is no different from adding points. It feels less satisfying than simply adding points.

Although I enjoy following books, this shouldn't be the starting point.

I suggest renaming it "Where Are the Magical Plants?" Or "The Captive of the Demon Food".

The power system is too confusing, and many things are not explained clearly. What are life species, source energy species, soul seeds, and extraordinary species? It's a headache to read!

Simply put, the protagonist can choose to play it safe and develop peacefully. But if they insist on causing trouble, and doing so in a particularly abrupt way, it's entirely their own choice. This makes them even more annoying than protagonists who are influenced by the prevailing trends and forced to follow the crowd.

The current system is really suppressing levels. The protagonist is given two years. After cultivating for half a year, the protagonist goes to find a 4-star magic food. After using a 4-star magic potion, the protagonist levels up to level three in half a year. In the remaining year, the protagonist does not level up at all and is still at level three.

This is a standard novel. The first chapter explains the current predicament. Chapter Two explains the cheat system. Chapter Three uses a cheat-like ability to solve the most pressing predicament, and also includes a significant upgrade. Chapter Four: Encountering Danger - This chapter introduces a new crisis.

The protagonist's cheat code is essentially something created out of nothing; he has everything even while in seclusion. Do you think he only writes about the seclusion scenes, or is he just being very conservative? In summary: The title is nonsense, the writing is okay, and the author's intelligence is quite average.

A word of advice to the author: please don't add too many settings like in the previous book, which made it too complicated.