Lovecraft –The machine god

This is a novel of high quality, of the kind that we do not see more often on WN. With all these orginal p*tains of m*rde full of protagonists who are no better than aces*holes and who are obsessed with their lower limb and who are content to form the largest and most disproportionate harem possible with female characters to shit.First of all the MC, Chen Chen is an MC like we do more often. With the popularization of novels with systems, we ended up with slaves of a system condemned to make quests like a damn MMORPG, which ended up being unpleasant and even disgusting. Here we have a cool MC, chill, not the kind to get in the head with useless stories, no sidequests to die of boredom, it goes straight to the point and does not lose us throughout the story. Moreover, he thinks like a real human being quite normal and not like these other assholes obsessed with their system, or their level of cultivation, which is totally refreshing.The world itself is well built, no superimposed Realms to finish, just the good old-fashioned cultivation! Everything is done in a reasonable scale and we do not have a delusion of grandeur that leads to excessive and meaningless shows.Finally, the system, the special ability of the MC which is in my opinion, the power both the most OP but also the most accurate of all the novels that I have read until this jor. That is to say, it can track everything and anything and god knows how much this ability is cheated in a world of cultivation or treasures and heritages sot everywhere to be without anyone ever discovering them. Therefore, the MC is not endowed with a chance defying the Heavens but rather with a skill evolving with its cultivation and which is extremely usefulTo conclude, in reality the best quality of this novel are- Balance: once the MC has dug up the treasure, we will not see the classic scene of the wild chase with dozens of powerhouses passing by randomly with the classic scene of murder, insults, hatred garnered from this fact, etc...-absence of this annoying part where once the MC arrives in the sect, he must climb the ranks from the external sect for months and months and during this process, offend his elders and all the elders of the sect and this leading to countless attempts of mobs and all failing... In short you yourself know-Lack of an indecent chance or plot armor, which is literally the most disgusting thing of all current stories-NO HAREM, one girl and only one from beginning to end of story

The story's basically combining a number of systems to create one system that provides basically everything to the MC without him having to really do anything. It's also got the usual cliche super handsome MC, but made worse by the MC being a complete idiot who blanks out on noticing there's a girl with him, and also who responds to someone attacking him and trying to kill him (and straight up telling him) with confusion and, again, blanking out. He also constantly gets lost in his own head, where the author takes time to dole out exposition in situations where he should really be focusing on what's in front of him. I don't expect a hypercompetent MC, but I'm certainly not interested in reading about a mentally challenged, milquetoast of an MC who behaves like he's never held a girl's hand before.

I am loving the novel so far... The master-disciple relationships feel very geniune and not forced... The only downside of the novel is every young master or immortal like to use force... We know they maybe a few people like that but most powerful people would see that type of behaviour beneath them... They would use money and luxury items to charm the woman/man they want to get into their pants... Wish the author would correct that part because its becoming a repetative, uninspired novel... The MC cann't be the only one out of the scores of cultivators who want romance over forceful interactions... That would ruin the novel...

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Surprisingly good. I didn't think much of it from the synopsis but this is a funny novel that didn't take itself too seriously. The fact that the demon sect the MC is in seems more mischievous than evil is a plus. Basically, they are more Loki than Red Skull, and it works to the novel's advantage. Don't go in expecting a serious or earth-shaking cultivation novel, and you will be fine.

This is a very underated novel that is quite is quite similar to another novel called “I really am not the lord of demon”. Both has the MC as the owner of a bookstore and It revolves around the various misunderstandings that occur in their interactions with their other customers.

This story isn’t anything amazing, but I found it entertaining. There’s a lot of action as the MC is very proactive, nothing like the low-key MCs. One of the other reviews was strangely fixated on the girl next door, who was literally only in three chapters before she’s taken to a safe location by her dad and disappears from the story. She plays a very small part in the few chapters she’s in and there’s nothing inappropriate in them at all. Her role is basically just to highlight the effects of the spiritual awakening on even just kids. The other reviewer just seems to have a dirty mind bent on finding things that aren’t there. 😅One complaint I do have is the system doesn’t really seem to be an AFK system? It seems to activate every 12 hours regardless of what he’s doing. Even when he’s fighting in the wilderness for days, it activates every 12 hours without fail.