Cultivators in Another World

The male lead is a good-for-nothing, his family is in decline, and the woman is favored by a powerful sect whose family is flourishing. Isn't it normal for the male lead to be jilted? At this point, they are no longer a good match. Put yourself in their shoes; who wouldn't make the same choice? Yet the male lead and his family feel they've been greatly humiliated? Isn't that strange?

It looks nice, but there are too many typos.

There are quite a few typos. The plot is alright.

I've never seen such a useless protagonist in all the novels I've read. Even a pig that lives for a thousand years and is reborn would be stronger than him. He has a poor character, no invincible spirit, and he's exhausted like a dead dog every time he fights. He doesn't even have the ability to challenge opponents of higher levels. I don't recommend reading this!

The book is overly embellished; is there a lack of rhetoric? It's nowhere near the level of otherworldly martial arts novels like *Otherworldly Spiritual Martial World* and *Martial God World*. I suspect the author used a ghostwriter, and the cultivation levels are quite chaotic. A ten-star rating doesn't seem surprising. The plot is passable, but overall, the book is only so-so.

This book feels like a collection of other books, containing elements from various other books.

Nice

Your character is terrible. If you were that useless, what's the point of studying? You might as well just become a Chinese horse.

Similar plot to Battle Through the Heavens

Every single one of them is a beauty; I can't stand reading books like this.