Translation Quality - Really good, it all flows really well together and the grammar is always on point. 5 Stars. Stability of Updates - 5 stars. (what am i even supposed to say about this)Story Development - The story is off a guy who got isekaid into a cultivation world 10 years ago. He got a cheat that lets him get stronger the just by being alive which means that he has already lost count of what realm he is in. The MC is also not afraid to show what his cultivation base is because he's already the strongest in the world. The story right now mainly revolves around his sect being attacked and all that kind of stuff. 5 Stars Character Design - The MC is the perfect interpretation if someone from earth actually got isekai'd into a cultivation world. Carefree, not looking for trouble all the time, just enjoying life as much as he can. He feels like a real person and not cringy at all like most MCs i see from trial picks. 5 Stars. World Background - The setting is well explained and is easy to understand. The cultivation realms are also shown at the very start and you learn about the hierarchy at the start aswell. 5 Stars Overall - 5 Stars
Review at chapter 150Story, while somewhat cliche, is still pretty good. OP protagonist for the most part for those that like that. Cool concept with the divine class and the demerits that come with it. He doesn't really encounter any ACTUAL danger so far. Feels very low stakes, even if consequences are stated to be high.Characters are downright terrible. All women are written terribly and there's clear, underlying sexism throughout. "Women are mysterious creatures" BS. Not to mention how completely dysfunctional the MC's family is. I hope the author isn't projecting too much, cause if they are, I hope they're in a better life situation now. I can't really find one well written character. Also trys to talk about trauma through characters, but it isn't really handled well. My only positive aspect of character design is the MC's clear divide between good and evil. Although I don't typically like 'soft' MCs, Cera's kindness in different scenarios makes total sense and is well executed.Good updater.World is nice for the most part. Cool that NPCs have their own version of world notifications. Issues arise in the total inconsistency of leveling as well as money. Both make little to no sense throughout.
oh there is great catastrophe in great xia... first thing foreigners do... lets make fun of china... just to get face slapped... MC is OP and can fix every problem on earth, but chooses only to protect the great xia... couldnt get past 10 chapters... low quality wish fulfillment power trip fantasy with extra nationalism and probably standard BS racism...
I have read all the reviews, but I'll wrote mine. Most have a point, but I'll say it was only just bland at the beginning as the writing was awful. But this gets better gradually, and the grammars really improved.Though, this book has a lot of cringy moment or statement, but it's actually good.The world building, well, is slowly built up. The same goes for the characters. The power system is simple and straight forward, easy to understand. And the same for the magic system, simple and easy to understand. In fact with its foundation, it's easy to formulate what the next rank could be like instead of having random nee tiers drop from no where.The book has a lot of potential, the only thing I'll say is that, though there is gradual improvement, but the writing skills needs some more upgrade.If the writing skills improve, this book will be a 4, and if possible full 5 star rating.Thanks
Like one of the comments have said, a book that has a system without a system. Hence, a skillionaire. A refreshing concept after going through a handful of system titles in webnovel. On the other hand, the title alone is quite funny along side with the content resides in the book. Comedy is my weakness, and the author delivered it well. Heck, even the comments were funny too which is a plus for me. Including the author and their editor's comments and bickering at the end of each chapter. (Is there gonna be amogus jokes in the book?)The writing, is very fruity and juicy due to the fact the author would often rhymed the words together which is pleasant to the eyes and a fun read. Something which is a rare find in my experience, like reading delicate words, so give it a go.The character design so far, is excellent. Even if one of them is similar to race known as 'Nekomimis' which in the book is called 'Tanomobis' BUT they are different from one another due to the fact that Tanomobis have behaviours that differentiates them from Nekomimis. An old idea which is turned into a fresh and new one, which displays that the author has the skills. Meanwhile for the mc, MF, has MF'king'ly good design and full of personality (with a clear goal too). World background, or lore, its huge as mentioned, due to the fact that the story shares the same universe with another book with a long timeline. Besides that, focussing more of solely this book's world background, it is solid from the start and more would definitely come.Overall, as a genderbender fan, I recommend it. The well mix of comedy and underlaying dark tone of world background is bitter sweet (at least for me)
if you're here for the same reason as me, which is for the villain tag, I'm sorry but here's just the disappointment in this aspect because despite the protagonist having a tremendous hatred for humans, he is very stupid and immature when the story involves no -humans because sarah herself manipulates him and he thinks she understands him after some events a non-human appears and guesses our protagonist considered a good idiot will save her in exchange for nothing and for me what can be unbearable was the fact that in chapter [spoiler] 22 and 23 because of a disagreement with this non-human he attacks a family and in the process instead of killing everyone, he for finding a girl who wants to sacrifice herself for the family, interesting he spares the family and still protects them against the rival family, [honestly he killed humans from a whole planet i doubt everyone was selfish and nothing tempting to sacrifice herself for her family and that's not even considering he's killed innocents and now he's found her acting like it's a human's first noble act]
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