Strongest Businessman of the Cultivation World

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The book is really good. What I liked particularly about it is that it flowed nicely. The pacing was just right, not fast or slow. It has a way of arousing a good amount of curiosity that keeps one reading.
Nice one, Author-san.

I only got through eight chapters.
The novel is far too ridiculous for my tastes. Some reviews have labeled the MC as stupid, but I feel he is not serious or even real. His behaviors and reactions resemble those of a player (PC) in an artificial environment populated with non-player characters (NPCs).

While it was great in the beginning for him to fulfill the prior body's owner's task (even if he did it out of greed, not to retain his scholarly image of not breaking commitments), he immediately moved to sell his books.
There is no exploring the world, nor is there any exploring of cultivation goods prices. He has no proof that his manuals work. After all, system novels that troll hosts are now popular. He simply acquired a vendor spot and plopped down... And the author wonders why everyone calls MC stupid.
Also, when MC needs someone to use this cultivation manual, he goes to get a loli in the typical Chinese pedo way. Later, he finds a whole orphanage with children/lolis/shotas.
MC is also a typical snob. He despises those who look down on him while looking down on everyone else.
[He waved at the servant impatiently as if swatting a fly. He didn't even bother to turn around and face Li Chun.]
[Meanwhile, Ikasa turned back to the booklets and thought, "Mere dog barking for his master." Ptui.]
[Hehehe, that felt good. Serves you right for looking down on a Scholar!]
MC is an unlikable person.

While humor is subjective, this novel tries to squeeze laughs out of stupid situations and 'let's kick a dead horse 1000 times'. I don't even want to know how many more times situations involving the book's stupid names being the joke: "Ah, stupid-sounding name," at which point NPCs will become enraged at 'poor' MC.
It wasn't funny the first time, and it wasn't funny the tenth time either.

I suggest this book to everyone who has a goldfish memory. You've been a happy goldfish your entire life because you can't remember hearing the same joke 1000th times.

The biggest mistake of this author wasn't that he created this stupid MC.

The biggest mistake was that he made that absurd background of MC building multi-billion dollar company in 5 years from scratch Iike Cmon.

Upadates are too slow. We need a chapter release every 2 hours

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It was fun to read, fresh for my taste, and satisfying. The premise, characters, plot, and Worldbuilding are well made. The pace is smooth enough to make me enjoy every paragraph of the novel. I recommend this novel to all readers out there.