Cultivation! My Augmented Statuses Have Unlimited Duration

I read a few boring chapters before i had to let go. It has some merits in terms of writing, but none of them is enough to compensate for the bad parts or justify my time.

I am sure that there will probably be many readers that like this. People will have to try to know, but i certainly cannot recommend it in any way.

Hidden gem, only ending was too fast placed

There is balance between him and his friend. His system is pretty overpowered but not as much as sign in systems. The translation is I think by human. It explains most things and it is readable. Want it to be continued. The villan characters aren't the best.

I like it. Straightforward and a very simple yet broken cheat. It's decently fast-paced, but it doesn't skip stuff. Mc doesn't become OP immediately which is a bonus.

The start of this novel is like 5/10, because it was basically a copy of A Magus world (which is the copy of another novel...), but at around chapter 50 the plot starts to get really interesting. Especially the cultivation technique, the buddha one specifically, which I find really intersting.

If this novel was more focused on this aspect, like how he adapts to life as a different person and showing his interactions as a new person in a different sect, it would been one of the best novels I've read. This kind plotline is what I love most in novels, which is why I like LoM and AWE. So this novel had a lot of potential.

However, it didn't really delve much deeper into this and instead focused on the cliche sect competition and what not. So it was pretty disappointing.

Yet even so, it is still very well written and there is a lot of logic and rationality behind the MC's actions and the world itself. Furthermore, the writing is quite sharp in a very nonchalant and restrained way and many times feel pretty sarcastic or satirical.

For me, this novel had the potential to be one of the best novels I've read (surprising considering the title and how it started out) but even if it didn't like up to its potential its still very good!

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Really not Bad, better than I expected because of all the massive Trash Trial novels nowadays, this was refreshing to even me a ,,Hater,, for most Follow Readers and Author's
Although there are still some moments where I wrote small ,,hate,, comments but it is still really good Novel for me giving a review of 4,2 stars
(I am chapter 25, the current newest existing chapter)

this novel os one of the better ones out there. the mc is somewhat smart and cautious and values brotherhood. the cultivation world seems interesting(as of yet not a lot of info is given on it) i have high hopes for this but the golden finger is so op i feel the author would nerf it down halfway or make the mc dumb (hope that doesn't happen).

"Cultivation: My Augmented Statuses Have Unlimited Duration" is a captivating and thought-provoking novel that blends elements of science fiction, self-improvement, and fantasy. The story revolves around an ordinary individual who discovers they possess extraordinary abilities after being granted augmented statuses through a mysterious system. This unique premise explores themes of personal growth, the pursuit of power, and the consequences of technological advancement.

The protagonist's journey is both relatable and transformative as they navigate the challenges and ethical dilemmas that arise from their newfound abilities. As they learn to control and harness these enhancements, readers are taken on a rollercoaster ride of self-discovery, questioning the boundaries between reality and the digital realm.

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