Ye Xiaoyao transmigrates to the world of Shenzhou, only to discover that the person he transmigrated into died in meditation centuries ago. He has become the spirit of a cave abode.
A cave spirit needs to attract visitors to its abode. If nobody comes, the spirit will vanish.
As it happens, before transmigrating, Ye Xiaoyao worked for the Pinduoduo company, so he sets up all kinds of promotions in the cave abode:
"Congratulations, fellow cultivator! You've been hit by an unparalleled opportunity! Your progress is currently at 99%. Invite five friends to chip in with one tap each to reach 100%, and you'll get a top-grade Moon-Drop Stone!"
"Congratulations on becoming the sole inheritor..."
"Congratulations..."
Seeing the promotions in Ye Xiaoyao's cave abode, millions of cultivators lose their minds. Do they really only need to get one tap from their friends?
Okay, it's great to use Pit Duoduo to cultivate immortality. It's great. It's great. I want to watch it when I go to bed at night. The plot is also pretty good. Some places, such as the setting of the cave spirit, are very interesting.
Dissuaded from quitting, brought with him for no reason, God™ talent, too many points to complain about in each chapter
What can I say? People in this realm are too confused. Also, the Xuan level thing feels so inconsistent, and then there's the Sword Spirit part.
The subject matter is quite new, let me try it out
I don't want to read the introduction! How powerful are you with just a cave? If there are treasures, can you force your way in without being powerful? How can you use a less good treasure to attract others? Isn't it contradictory? Even if you have any restrictions, why would others believe that a conscious cave will not plot against others? Do others dare to enter?
Thinking of the anchor and me back then...
It's really not good-looking. It's so long-winded. Mother-in-law and mother-in-law talk about something unimportant for six or seven pages. I'm really speechless.
It's very imaginative and well written. In the later stage, you may not be able to come up with new ideas, and it feels like you are just repeating the previous content.
The subject matter is novel, and while telling the story, it perfectly demonstrates the false marketing routines, which can not only satisfy entertainment but also increase knowledge.
Overall it looks good, but it's a bit weak in the later stages. Until the end, a lot of foreshadowing laid in the early stage was confiscated, and many characters appeared who felt useful but turned out to be secondary players. However, some small flaws do not affect the overall look and feel, and it looks good as a Lezi book.