Reborn into the cultivation world, Han Jue found he could roll dice to refresh his Spiritual Root Attributes and Innate Talents, much like in a game.
To ensure a long life, Han Jue chose to secretly cultivate and avoid drawing any attention.
However, when his sect faced a calamity, he stepped forward.
Thousands of years later, as generations of cultivators came and went, the immortal realm decided to intervene.
Dingji Qi Yun, Qiaoqiao Xiulian Qiannian Dingji Qiyun, Qiaoqiao Xiulian Qian Nian Dǐngjí qì yùn, qiāoqiāo xiūliàn qiānnián Providencia de Primer Nivel: Cultiva en Silencio Durante Miles de Años Providência de Alto Nível Top Tier Providence - Secretly Cultivate for a Thousand Years Top Tier Providence: Secretly Cultivate for a Thousand Years Top-Notch Fate, Secretly Practicing Asceticism in Millenniums 修業マニアはゲームマスター？ 悄悄修炼千年 顶级气运，悄悄修炼千年 초초수련천년
There is by design no tension and almost no human relationships. It is like watching someone grind playing Diablo or something. He only ever fights if the fight can be won in under 5 seconds and all fights that happen are like that, not that there are even many fights.
Also, the whole shtick of the series is that he doesn't leave the mountain, ever, and he really doesn't. So very few things of interest occur.
If the art wasn't above average and the minor gags here and there, this would be unreadable.
Its the classic question of, since cultivating just requires time why wouldnt someone just cultivate in a cave for hundreds of years to come out only when theyve become super powerful?
So as it says on the premise, this guy is incredibly patient(?) and is very intent on keeping low till he gains basically peak strength. So years or even decades pass with him just cultivating and he constantly makes the decisions where he can just be lazy.
But the problem is, he has done nothing of what he claims to do, his rate of growth is still within realistic limits just that his techniques make him strong.
He's also very lame. Saying worthless words while not learning a single technique from his so called master and then brings up loyalty and everything. As the other person superman89 pointed out, yeah it really is pretty lazy, low effort writing. There is scarcely anything interesting.
There are some nice comedic moments as a result of the pretty great art the manhua has but theres little of substance
TLDR: its what it says in the synopsis yet still disappointing, instead of him actually just coming out when he's strong, it shows him slowly gaining power while trying to stay low key and he's still at a rate where other geniuses could realistically keep up with him. His interpersonal relationships are all basically just trash and superficial. The art and the decent comedy carry it greatly. 8 out of 10
I started reading this after some singed it's praise. I regret listening to them now.
Nothing happens, nothing but time skips of various time, months, and years, ect ect. He might learn some new techniques or cultivate more but nothing happens. His flippant attitude also got old really fast.
Another pet peeve is the plot device of hiding your power. Lazy writing and an easy out to actually put effort into the story. Convenient system that let's the MC hide his power.
Not a big fan of manhuas in general but this one is bad.
He's just a miserable coward. I can't stand this MC.
There is by design no tension and almost no human relationships. It is like watching someone grind playing Diablo or something. He only ever fights if the fight can be won in under 5 seconds and all fights that happen are like that, not that there are even many fights.
Also, the whole shtick of the series is that he doesn't leave the mountain, ever, and he really doesn't. So very few things of interest occur.
If the art wasn't above average and the minor gags here and there, this would be unreadable.
read till chapter 31
Its the classic question of, since cultivating just requires time why wouldnt someone just cultivate in a cave for hundreds of years to come out only when theyve become super powerful?
So as it says on the premise, this guy is incredibly patient(?) and is very intent on keeping low till he gains basically peak strength. So years or even decades pass with him just cultivating and he constantly makes the decisions where he can just be lazy.
But the problem is, he has done nothing of what he claims to do, his rate of growth is still within realistic limits just that his techniques make him strong.
He's also very lame. Saying worthless words while not learning a single technique from his so called master and then brings up loyalty and everything. As the other person superman89 pointed out, yeah it really is pretty lazy, low effort writing.
There is scarcely anything interesting.
There are some nice comedic moments as a result of the pretty great art the manhua has but theres little of substance
TLDR: its what it says in the synopsis yet still disappointing, instead of him actually just coming out when he's strong, it shows him slowly gaining power while trying to stay low key and he's still at a rate where other geniuses could realistically keep up with him. His interpersonal relationships are all basically just trash and superficial. The art and the decent comedy carry it greatly.
8 out of 10
I started reading this after some singed it's praise. I regret listening to them now.
Nothing happens, nothing but time skips of various time, months, and years, ect ect. He might learn some new techniques or cultivate more but nothing happens. His flippant attitude also got old really fast.
Another pet peeve is the plot device of hiding your power. Lazy writing and an easy out to actually put effort into the story. Convenient system that let's the MC hide his power.
Not a big fan of manhuas in general but this one is bad.