Would recommend to a first time cultivation reader. Would not recommend to a avid action adventure reader.Has a good start, some interesting cultivation methods and realistic love interests(at first); the pace pulls you right in. Took me over a 200ch to pull away and realize how lacking this novel is.MC has all good points and no bad points(his negative aspects are written positively); not realistic or relatable he is more like a cardboard superhero. I can't remember him ever fighting an opponent stronger then him, he just doubles his power and stabs everything with nakama power then it dies.The world building is pathetic; limited to the mc explaining some facts he found in books in two chs. The storyline is the typical; cultivators vs demons vs beasts vs otherworlders. With typical sociopathic humans helping the enemies. Had a lot of potential but everyone is just a stepping stone for mc to kill with character building. Not much happens and it is full of typical cliches; the dialogue makes me want to throw my phone its so dry. Again not realistic. The MC saves the main love interest during a life and death mission and the author even takes time to mention how she isnt the weak minded type of girl that falls head over heels over hero types at that moment. Like 10chs later they are living together. An inconsistant story imo with paper personalities.
I just don’t like the way the novel is set up. Seems like mc gets everything without working for it.Otherwise, the story has no purpose. For example, leylin from Warlock of Magus World wanted to find the truth about everything and that was his purpose which made for an excellent read. As such, novels without purpose are dull.
Too bad, i would have liked if the novel continued, it was pretty fun when it lasted.----------------------------------------------------------------------------Says: Secret
I do not even turn to look at Rin nor do I reply I just locked eyes with Gilgamesh. He was staring at me with rage and contempt Like he wanted to kill me. He probably did cause hey its Gilgamesh.
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