My Cyber Cultivation Can't Possibly Be This Scientific

When you update once, minor flaws are magnified, and the immaturity of your writing is criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress is given more attention. When you update three times, subtle praise begins to emerge, and the number of unread readers starts to decrease.

The novel is progressing too fast; it's gotten to the point where I can't understand it anymore.

Author, look at what you wrote in your synopsis... The protagonist used someone else's pirated software and then reached the top... So here's the question: isn't the protagonist afraid of the pirate software company going bankrupt, or the legitimate software company going bankrupt?

The wine is delicious, but the alley is deep. The book is good, but there are few readers.

This concept is so interesting, I must write it well. I get recommendation votes every day, and I'll give them out again when I can cast monthly votes.

I finished reading it, and I was left wanting more. I could sense that the author had a thousand more plans, but a fatal strategic flaw occurred. So many good tactics couldn't be used, and it had to end abruptly, which was a pity.

Well, I think it's already quite impressive that I was able to finish writing a complete story, even though there are some parts I don't understand, I can grasp the general idea. This is my first review of this novel. I want to talk about my thoughts on it.

Aside from those two metal bastards, whose writing is alright, when are those two going to die?

Spiritual roots really are a damn means of production 🤐

I feel there might be something wrong with the title; it's not very appealing.