Go Freee Narcissa!!!!!

Honestly, I've never read such a nationalistic novel in my life, and I'm not talking about chapter 1, because for me that's normal in a novel written by a Chinese author. My problem with this novel starts when the author decides to turn a novel about blacksmithing into a novel about cultivation after not mentioning cultivation for over 300 chapters, but even that's not a problem, it's more of the author's stupidity, but mehh, after reading novels that's what I expect at some point in the plot. When you get to chapter 420~, the story turns into nationality for the win, where the MC decides to make a Life Potion and restricts its use to Chinese only, without taking into account that the plot of the story is that the world is being invaded by alien beings. For me, I can read novels about nationalism and if the plot makes sense I might like them, but there are limits to everything and this one went from a 3.5 to a 1, it's a shame that i can't give a 0 in story development.

Impossible, and MC with a brain!!!!!

I think the cultivation levels are interesting and well divided but i can't help my perfectionists tendencies being affected by the subdivision of Low-Medium-High for the grades. Why not standarize how much it takes to change from Low->Medium and Medium->High if the number of levels for the Grades are the same?

I read this and thought about Brook of One Piece xD Yohohohoho