From Spirit Medium to Godhood

The supporting characters are positioned slightly weaker than the protagonist, but only slightly weaker; their cultivation levels are the same, and they seem to level up automatically without needing to cultivate. He stole various divine powers and strengths, but his cultivation level just wouldn't increase. Using cheat codes wasn't as fast as cultivating on his own.

It was quite impressive at first, with its innovative system and the minor supernatural powers of the Outer Gods, which were all quite good and refreshing. However, as I read on, I gradually lost the desire to continue. The plot felt disjointed and haphazard, just throwing together whatever came to mind.

Feel free to leave a comment, preferably something that isn't too powerful but is fun, or something that's relatively rare.

There are two questions 1. The protagonist is both cheating and has a lot of wish power to reach the Standing Shadow. It turns out that his aunt, who is about the same age as the protagonist, is also a Standing Shadow. The book describes her as very poor. Does that mean she is also a system?

Everyone says that suppressing combat power leads to a weak ending. That's pointless and a waste of time.

The book is abandoned; the established lore is distorted. New supporting characters automatically level up, and their Yin Spirit levels are higher than those of the older characters. Yet, it's said that the new characters are mediocre, have lower status, less wealth, and worse aptitude than the older characters, and even live shorter lives. How can they possibly have higher Yin Spirit levels than the older characters? And this is only in the beginner village map, which hasn't even changed yet.

I can't keep up. The perspectives are disjointed, the plot is weak, and the pacing is slow. It's best left hanging. I don't know what the author was thinking. Giving Ma Di a separate storyline isn't a big problem, but the lack of connection is. Switching between the protagonist and Ma Di, with the plot moving incredibly slowly, has drastically reduced my reading experience.

Things are a bit chaotic now. We're developing the Wusheng Forest to make money, using the Yin Earth Minor God System as our base, learning various spells to improve our cultivation, managing our affairs, and engaging in real-world conflicts. It includes a little bit of everything, but doesn't go into detail about anything.

It's not even a time traveler, there's absolutely no desire to continue reading. What exactly did this fox cultivate for a hundred years? This fox could have easily gotten a place in the village temple by catching a few more mice, yet it still has to ask for an official title. It just wouldn't have held up.

Leaving aside the issue of suppressing combat power, the protagonist is becoming increasingly cowardly. He's being used as bait, dragging his feet on rescuing people for ages, yet he still eagerly goes up to greet them.