My Cultivation Is Anything but Ordinary

This book is definitely not a BL (Boys' Love) story, and I'll only say it once because it's so important. The protagonist will be adventuring with cute (and silly) girls of various attributes; he won't just walk into a new world like that. (Seriously!) Currently, the only publicly available information is about the protagonist, Lei Chen, being tricked by a pair of goddess sisters from "My Otherworldly Hero Can't Be This Invincible" to "Mom, the Cultivation World is Dangerous, I Want to Go Back," and the various stories that follow. If he can't be a hero, he'll cultivate immortality! Honestly, even though Lei Chen gets tricked badly, his basic setup is still very strong: Holy Spirit Root + Sword Skill Mastery + Rainbow Sword, and later on, he even has a special move...

Just when I thought I'd gotten used to the constant lapses in intelligence during cultivation novels, I was always instantly proven wrong, because intelligence simply doesn't exist in this story!!! And I absolutely haven't even glanced at the recent "Legacy of Love" chapter! Seriously! I don't know why, but I just don't like watching old men act all high and mighty, but I feel bad for the author, so I still won't read it 😜 "Cultivation Beyond Daily Life" has truly left a deep impression on me; it's also probably the first crossdressing novel I've ever read, and the catalyst that led me down this path of no return, hehe, never mind. This book opened the door to a new world for me(´▽`ʃƪ) So, I will...

It really feels like I've reached 100 chapters without even realizing it. I thought I should say something, and now the turbulent chapter is nearing its end. I'm so glad I've come this far. It's made me realize how captivating storytelling truly is, so I want to finish this story. The protagonist in the story constantly goes on adventures and grows, seeing all sorts of scenery and meeting all kinds of people along the way… These are places I yearn for but can never visit; I hope he can see them for me… This book hasn't done very well (it's honestly disheartening to admit it), but it has taught me a lot. It's the first time I've received praise, the first time…

The work is very interesting, and I can't help but say a few words. First of all, the author's imagination is refreshing. The basic premise of a fantasy novel is transformed into the author's own comedic style, and the premise is well integrated into the plot without feeling forced. The logic and development of the story are reasonable, without sacrificing the plot for comedic effect. However, I feel that the pacing of the story is a bit fast. If the author doesn't pay attention, the later plot development may become difficult to control. Regarding the plot, the protagonist was a high school student in his previous life, and after death, he was reincarnated into another world by a goddess. This is a common trope in light novels, but the author subverted the trope from the very beginning, reincarnating into...

I'm planning to unsubscribe, so I'll explain why, hoping it might offer some advice to the author. The protagonist has too many inexplicable traits: naive, cautious, hateful, kind, arrogant, stubborn… but these aren't really major problems; human nature is complex, and it's normal for multiple traits to mix. However, another issue arises: the protagonist's lack of purpose. From the beginning of the book, the protagonist seems like a puppet, doing whatever he's told, without any of his many personality traits becoming a driving force in the plot. For example, the protagonist harbors hatred…

Reading the comments makes me feel like I'm being forcibly stuffed into a coffin. I've been really busy lately. Thank you all for your support! I'll definitely come back and fill in the gaps when I have time (kneeling in apology).

Happy Children's Day to all the little ones!

I found this book while browsing a forum, and after reading it, I found it very interesting. Since I had some free time over the weekend, I decided to write a review. First of all, the novel's premise is quite novel: a hero who failed in his reincarnation goes to cultivate immortality (from the synopsis, there's also a Demon King; I wonder if the Demon King is also cultivating immortality). However, the hero's originally invincible skills are no longer usable. Author, do you have a grudge against the protagonist? Why is he being nerfed in every version? Will he even be able to defeat the Demon King in the end? Also, those two goddess sisters remind me of Aqua. Okay, they're a bit smarter than Aqua, but their scheming is definitely on par. Still, I'm really looking forward to seeing what they'll do next...

The heartbroken cat, rejected after confessing on Qixi Festival, cried all night. Finally, after much composing, she wanted to read something uplifting to soothe her wounded heart. But alas, she'd fallen into another deep pit! Author, does your writing style have to change so quickly? Do you even respect your genre? I've only been away for a short time, and you're no longer the author I know. The story was progressing happily until everyone worked together to defeat the boss, and I thought it would be a simple happy ending. But what happened...? Author, doesn't your conscience hurt? The protagonist finally got a partner, and you forced...

May the author return soon.