Invincible, I Choose to Farm

I regret and am reluctant to write such a negative review. This book brought me a lot of laughter, which led to my first book review on SF. Whether it was the pretentiousness in the first two chapters, the heartwarming story of the mechanical girl, the amusing adventure of the junior sister's swordsmanship, or the romantic subplot, it was all very... Very well written! It can't be described simply as "good." Unfortunately, the quality has declined recently. Despite being marketed as a lighthearted and humorous cultivation novel, it no longer has any scenes that made me laugh. The plot has also lost its appeal, making me want to read it every day. And the daily update schedule has been maintained for a long time...

Tell me if this is a stock trading novel or a harem novel after you've finished reading it.

Overall, the novel started off quite well, but for some reason, it became increasingly bland towards the end. It felt like even the most capable male lead was afraid of women. While there might have been foreshadowing, it didn't warrant portraying him as constantly crying and screaming. I wasn't expecting a typical "feel-good" story, but I don't understand why such a powerful male lead would act like a dog in front of women. Even the most capable person shouldn't give others ammunition for their attacks; it's an uncertain choice. Usually, the only solutions are to kill them, scare them, or create a lasting memory.

If you can't finish reading, just take a screenshot.

I looked up the author's QQ number. I asked the author, and he said he'd essentially stopped writing and had disbanded the QQ group. That's all the information I have now.

Damn it, I've read so many chapters, where's Tian?

This is the first novel I've finished reading on SF. There were moments of confusion, warmth, excitement, and heart-wrenching emotion, even bringing tears to my eyes. As the author stated, even in Chapter 19, where Linglong single-handedly takes on three lanes and carries the team in a four-protect-one situation, I still felt the character development was too one-dimensional. In fact, at the beginning of the story, the female lead seemed almost nonexistent; why would the male lead fall for her at first sight without any apparent reason? All of this felt somewhat incongruous. Later on, I felt the past lives' loves and hates, the grudges and entanglements, felt forced, making the female lead feel contrived. The protagonist of this book is Ye Xing, not Tianxing Xianjun; the enduring companionship belongs to Tianmeng, not...

This is the only non-Japanese light novel in the SF editorial department's collection...

The author probably finished writing this book and then left. Seeing him criticizing erotic novels back in 2020... Emmm... Now everyone thinks he's making a living off of that. And 2020 is already a bit late, it seems his status has solidified his position. Any later, and if someone else had said those words, they might have been accused of arrogance, like, "Who do you think you are?" Lol...

We're in the fifth volume and we still haven't collected a single character! Can those of you who have read it give us a spoiler?