Cultivation for All: I Can See Hints

How to put it? They're treating the dorm like it's online, huh? They really think they can't be found? 😥 These days, everyone's killing off their entire dorm. The other two in the dorm act like they live online, venting their emotions without a second thought. 😒

World setting: The cultivation world suffered from a thousand-year-long depletion of spiritual energy. During this period, cultivation was extremely difficult, with countless people wasting their time in the Qi Refining stage and unable to establish their foundation.

The author's understanding is questionable, and some grammatical errors are giving me a headache. For example, the "average income" at the beginning doesn't specify whether it's a day, a month, or a year. Also, the word "income" is used incorrectly. "Income" is used to describe investments and businesses that require significant upfront investment before yielding returns.

Do saints really help others improve their cultivation and acquire resources? I only think of it as fattening pigs before slaughtering them.

The writing style and plot logic are a bit lacking, but overall it's a decent read so far. For me, it's a novel book with a relatively fresh theme and a pleasant reading experience, making it a book I'd like to reread.

I glanced at the comments section and saw a flood of negative reviews for steamed buns with chives; I actually quite like this topic.

Wow, the protagonist's abilities are improving way too fast! I've only read a dozen chapters, and he's already reached the fourth level of Qi Refining! That's too fast, considering the book only covers two or three months! Just wanted to share my thoughts! First, it's best if the protagonist's advancement is slower.

Overall, it's not bad. It doesn't depict a character who consumes a lot of resources to cultivate both physical and magical techniques and still can't beat others. Currently, the character is invincible in the mid-stage of Qi Refining and can fight in the late game. There's no intentional suppression. However, the character relationships aren't handled well.

Why didn't you tell me it was available sooner? I've been keeping it unread and haven't read it yet. I've subscribed to all of them for you.

This book's idea of ​​a fantasy-themed story with a focus on combat and retreat is quite innovative. However, the plot is somewhat simplistic, and the section on the Blood Blade Sect feels rather weak.