In the Cultivation World, but the System Is 300 Years Late!
人在修仙界，系统迟到三百年！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 448k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The plot felt a bit dragged out. The cultivation world is supposed to be brutal, but the protagonist's enemies are all ruthless, while the protagonist lets this one go and that one go.
The premise is good, but there are some issues with the plot.
This is a world of immortals and heroes, a world where all the world's power is gathered. Faced with a bloodthirsty nephew, one must either suppress him or abandon him. Why bother cultivating immortality when you're just chasing after petty gains?
The more I read this book, the more something felt off. The family was a treacherous place, with everyone scheming against each other, and a bunch of so-called relatives trying to exploit the protagonist and ensure his family's survival. The protagonist had a ruthless and vicious inner monologue, but he was all talk and no action. Anyone could easily trample on him. He devoted himself to his family, yet they coveted his wealth. It was so frustrating to read.
Everything the family has is given to him by the protagonist. Even after his family is ruined, he still refuses to leave and lets him continue as team leader? What kind of saintly figure is this? It's truly toxic.
If the protagonist had simply killed off a few troublemakers in his family within ten or so chapters, it would have been watchable. But after twenty-odd chapters, the protagonist is still eating shit, cursing and saying he'll be ruthless while obediently doing whatever he's told. The protagonist loves eating shit, but I don't. Watching him keep eating shit is just boring.
Just like the name of eternity, it tastes pretty much like poop.
Is the author a college student? The characters seem to lack real-world experience and their thinking is more akin to that of college students.
What a ridiculous character! He starts by unleashing a massive poison attack. Why doesn't he just kill that guy and keep him around for a meal? Why doesn't he just commit suicide?
A masochistic, saintly protagonist, plus an overpowered, level-locking character. Are you aiming for several thousand chapters?
I read over ten chapters; the plot and writing were fine, and I could accept the main character's personality and character traits criticized in other reviews. However, the supporting characters' personalities were incredibly awkward to me, and I simply couldn't stand those abstract supporting characters. Goodbye.