Global Survival: 100 Times Cultivation Speed From The Start

Poor quality, Author doesn't even stick to his power system
(1)--Mc should have ranked up a ton by the amount he killed but he stays at the Same rank and can beat people 3 or 4 ranks higher, like ranks represent nothing , While other humans ranks higher than him even those he could not beat before some how cant even earn the points he gets by killing a few groups.
(2)--Mc is extremely-extremely Partriotic to the point he thinks of his family and China together while he doesn't care if other countries get destroyed or not.And i think they nuke japan when it gets invaded by demons... of course the use a different name like unity country or harmony country something.He even gives a speech of how great his country is which makes you want to vomit

I mean its a little double standard to talk about  being racist considering most of movie of every country! when they want to save the world!!! its only mean their own country.
its got better in recent year but still...

You know deep down deep inside I still have hope, even if it's very little, I still have it, but it's hard you know... it was interesting at first not much, but it was enough to pass the time Then comes nationalism....

I honestly have no idea why so many people r tagging this novel with nationalism. This is honestly a great novel with a very good balance of overpowered chara and his struggles on different levels. The nationalism aspect was just a plot development where the author just used a group from some random country as bad people to show the character of the MC. The main villian who killed the MC is from his own country, many other evil and selfish characters are also from his country. So if the people really think that just cause the Author made the MC kill some people of another country that were bad guys as Nationalism then I think that's just judging books without even reading a good amount of it.

Cliche with huge blatant racism. I understand having nationalisms but this transcends that and just make it super racist where the mc would let foreigner die a gruesome death but stops it because he sees some Chinese people in the group

Too much patriotism and racism in the novel. A trash one, read any other novel as this one is filled with cliche after cliche. Very definition of a copy paste novel .

Too much nationalism in a novel. Won't Recommend reading this novel as it just feels like a copy from good apocalyptic novels. The author is also very stupid as how he writes the MC to act smart. If you are a reader who likes books I highly reccomend also rating 1star for this book so the author will know what he did wrong.

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"Global Survival: 100 Times Cultivation Speed From The Start" is an intriguing title that promises a thrilling and fantastical journey. This novel likely immerses readers in a world where the protagonist discovers an extraordinary ability to cultivate at an unprecedented pace, transcending traditional growth limits. The story might explore themes of power, resilience, and the consequences of rapid advancement, as our hero navigates a global landscape fraught with challenges and opportunities.

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"Global Survival: A Captivating Journey from the Fastest Ascent in 100 Cultivation Steps" is an enthralling read that hooks you from the very beginning. The author's imaginative take on cultivation themes keeps readers on the edge, as the protagonist's rapid growth not only in power but also in character development is commendable. The plot twists and strategic world-building make for a compelling narrative, making it a must-read for those who crave immersive, high-speed adventure. Each chapter feels like a leap in understanding, leaving one eager for more. Overall, a brilliant blend of action and depth that I thoroughly enjoyed.