Cultivating for Fun

... I've actually tried practicing some kind of spiritual discipline. I found some breathing exercises online and combined them with push-ups. I persisted for about a year and a half. At the end of last year, I developed tuberculosis. My lungs now have huge holes, you know? Grooves...

It's a miracle that I'm seeing people criticizing him now, given how famous he was back then.

It's too bland, making it difficult to read. There's too much unnecessary dialogue, and the plot feels abrupt. The protagonist is portrayed as incredibly powerful, but in reality, he's completely useless when things get tough.

I couldn't stand it anymore after seeing Shui Xin and her group arrive. The protagonist was acting like an idiot; I almost got poisoned to death.

Do they really think everyone else is an idiot? Everyone knows it's ginseng, yet they put two ginseng roots in a pot of soup, trying to show off their medical skills?

This book is almost 10 years old! I remember reading it once many years ago, and now I'm coming back to recapture that feeling from back then.

I've only read a few dozen chapters. The female lead blushes easily after meeting the male lead only a few times, and her younger sister is also overly familiar, casually going through and using other people's things. The male lead is also a bit too kind and easily trusting. Putting these aside, the story is quite good and original, with not too much fighting and killing—a refreshing and natural read. P. S. This is purely my personal opinion.

It was fine at first, but it almost fell apart when a woman appeared; he acted like a total simp.

One of the most interesting online novels I read back then. Nostalgic for my lost youth. 👏

The protagonist is a kind-hearted person with a poor mentality; even three years after gaining superpowers, he hasn't adjusted his mindset. Without superpowers, the protagonist would be destined to be an ordinary person and unable to become a social elite. He lacks social skills.