Cultivation: Becoming a Divine Lord by Building a Business System

It's quite immersive, but the pace is slow. I'll keep playing it for a while and see.

This is like a mortal 2.0 Version, right? Although I'm still a mortal with a useless spiritual root, the entire worldview has completely overturned my understanding. I'm not an ox or a horse, but I feel like oxen and horses are everywhere, hahaha.

The cultivation world in the internet age and the dynasties in the agricultural era are too strange to put together. So far, I have only seen a jade plate that looks like a personal dynamic. I don't know how the authors will insert themselves later. Will the secret realms be all electronic seas?

I suggest the author browse other people's books on bestseller lists regularly; this writing style is too outdated and a bit tiring to read.

The pacing felt too slow at the beginning. I personally prefer stories that jump straight to the main plot. Having read so many similar cultivation novels, where the male protagonist's family is murdered and he seeks revenge, coupled with a useless spiritual root, he slowly cultivates. This one, however, is quite different from other cultivation novels, giving it a somewhat modern feel.

The subject matter is quite novel, and I personally look forward to the depiction of a new era of cultivation world, but unfortunately the author doesn't elaborate much on it. Overall, the book is quite good, so I'll give it a 5-star rating.

Writing a book is no easy task; let's walk this path together!

Young Luo Ming, burdened by the deep hatred of his sister and father, bravely ventures into the world of cultivation with a "useless spiritual root." The emotional writing is excellent, with conflict and motivation perfectly balanced—a decent mortal cultivation story.