While Others Cultivate, I Use My Unique RPG Leveling System to Cultivate Smut Romance With Their Girlfriends!

    Author: MotivatedSloth
  • Status: Ongoing

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  1. Lillian Moore
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    Sadly I never enjoy flawed systems and insanely stupid MC's. Eve knowing her family's power and tactics would never advocate her name like that so overall this is a great dissapointment in story direction.
  1. Diana Garden
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    I started reading this Story because author says it is a meme novel. First 10-20 chapter are actually pretty funny, but that's pretty much gone after that. Don't see any difference between this story and any other isekai system cultivation novel.
  1. Trista Clemens
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    To many holes in the writing... there could be improvements,  but the jumps are bad, the mc is trash because everything seem to be rushed and random in the story... I read up to 176 chapters and I think I am dropping this... good luck.
  1. Phil Powell
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    Though I have a few bits to criticize, it's good so far.

    The first, and most important, is that all the dialogue sounds like the same person. It helps a lot with fleshing out a character to give them a unique voice. It doesn't have to be as large a change as Yoda or as obvious as the "desu" some authors plant at the end of a sentence, but it really helps if something changes based on who's talking. It also helps break the feeling that you're reading someone tell you a story instead of reading a story.

    Another thing to remember is that events in reality have a pace to them. It can be easy to write paragraphs about the thought process in the moment, and maybe that's how it actually happened in their head, but readers either lack the speed of thought or the IRL influence forcing their attention so it draws ******* out of a situation. If the situation is easy or doesn't require their attention, that makes sense, but if it's a desperate or intense situation it can disconnect the reader from the story. Basically, try to keep the intensity of the reader's experience the same as what's going through the MC's head.
  1. Stacey Leacock
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    With his title above all, distinguished author, MotivatedSloth brought back with him another amazing piece of art. The title, -- 'While Others Cultivate, I Use My Unique RPG Leveling System to Cultivate Smut Romance With Their Girlfriends! -- has attracted hundreds of thousands of fellow cultivators like myself. With the amazing quality and godly writing techniques, he has dominated the writing field all over again.

    Formally known as 'Bart',  the protagonist of this well written and planned out chronicle was once an 'above average' American teenager. However, after an unfortunate accident he was unwillingly reincarnated without luck or god on his side. But fate was on his side, gaining an incredible system, follow Bart as he travels the new world seducing and captivating hearts of young maidens.

    Overall, with the exceptional chapters that have been released so far, we will have no idea how far MotivatedSloth can go. Harnessing the power of writing could lead you towards the light or the dark. But, keep this in mind, "The path you walk is not a simple and easy one, many tribulations and challenges await you in the future."

    Be sure to cultivate properly.

    Freelance cultivator, Fotia
  1. Evan Austen
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    I really enjoyed the story so far but as the story progresses it is becoming less lighthearted and  feels as turning to a more tragic plot line, rather then a comical lighthearted adventure as the synopsis lead to believe.
    I definitely feel it still will be an interesting read for those who like the more serious setting of endless setbacks that the MC suffers and how he solves them.

    Anyways thanks to the author for an enjoyable first 100 chapters.

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