This is another slow and weak at the start progression type story. The MC gains 'entries' that have some sort of effect on his abilities. One could almost call them equivalent to gaming titles. He starts out having great difficulty going the normal/orthodox route of cultivating qi and goes the alternative route to cultivate the body. The idea is that as long as he makes his body better he will likely finally be able to improve his talents in the more orthodox route of qi cultivation.
Personally, I think this story has a great deal of potential. The sect and the world background does not seem to be quite the dog eat dog world type situation. It seems to have rules and laws that members must follow. I will hold on for the next 20 chapters to see if I can really like the story.
Honestly, it's... kinda bad. Plot conveniences everywhere. The MC has apparently been able to fuse his "descriptors" for a while, but he NEVER tries to do so until the beginning of the novel? He uses it once, then seemingly forgets about it, never mind any of his other descriptors that might also benefit from fusion. The only reason the plot moves forwards at all is because the author draped a bunch of faceslapping antagonists and bizarre system mechanics over the plot.
When I looked at the name of mc, I understood... mc has no brain, mc is stupid, mc plays the hero, beta mc acts with his emotions. The system is in the wrong person.
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Personally, I think this story has a great deal of potential. The sect and the world background does not seem to be quite the dog eat dog world type situation. It seems to have rules and laws that members must follow. I will hold on for the next 20 chapters to see if I can really like the story.
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