I Am the Calamity
吾即天灾
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 401k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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195Chapters
3.4kRecommendations
7.4kFans
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The protagonist seems a bit dim-witted. There's no limit to the number of characters, and it even has an auto-play feature, allowing you to create an unlimited number of characters and mindlessly grind to increase your character's strength. You might even get a spiritual root from ten characters, allowing you to create high-quality accounts. Useless accounts can just be left to AFK or die. With more accounts, there are naturally more conflicts, making the plot more exciting.
The real strategy is to create an unlimited number of accounts, leave them all idle, and then use accounts with suitable constitutions to cultivate either righteous or evil magic, creating a conflict between good and evil. Then, use your alternate accounts to cultivate evil magic, snowballing your power to conquer the current era. Or, even more ruthless, one could treat oneself as a cultivation resource, directly supporting the entire world, hoping to achieve a world ascension.
Author, stop repeating yourself like that. If you haven't read the walkthrough, then log off and read it! The main character didn't transmigrate. And what about the one who came to save the protagonist in reality? Why did you bury them as soon as they died? I ask you, after this event ends, how is the protagonist supposed to explain this? Say the body was eaten?
Shennong is back; the subject matter is good, but the writing is poor.
As the title suggests, the author chose a pretty good subject matter, but the writing style isn't very good, so the protagonist seems a bit silly. My personal review: Good read.
The author should proofread it carefully after finishing; many sentences contain grammatical errors.
The protagonist's loser vibe is practically overflowing from the screen.
Is the opening character creation and parody the main theme?
The protagonist's initial character creation and parody antics disgusted me; I couldn't bear to watch it. I want to know if the rest of the story is the same nonsensical plot; if so, I won't continue.
Have you ever practiced immortality cultivation? You're just writing nonsense and making assumptions. 🙂
The subject matter is good, but the author's portrayal of the protagonist as brainless lowers the book's potential.
Each chapter is just skill and item introductions, plus a character panel... It feels like I haven't seen anything at all before the chapter is over. The story is moving way too slowly.