how about buying a more efficient skill points absorption s, didnt he buy one that was really paired down and only gives like a 5% return even though theres one that could get him like 10 times as many points?

Well they're going after bigger fish then kingdoms, so makes sense to train harder!

Am I the only one picturing sparkly nips?

this is a story about killing stuff to level from a monsters perspective. how are people surprised that humans will be killed...

So will all the humanoid servants just become wives? Seems like bit much to deal with

Oh god, that's too many skills for 6 chapters in. Will future chapters just be skill lists...

Not the best start for global hegemony

this felt like a bit much.

Generally good. Interesting characters and relationships. I feel a bit frustrated by some cultivation decision making, just feels haphazard and not at all well planned like you'd expect from a peak reincarnation. Probably not why people read this, so take it with a grain of salt. It does well on what it promises, just a bit weak on the plot development.

Good...very good

Cool

Well it was fun while it lasted, another one bites the dust

How long until he figures out how to assimilate dao from his pets?

dude, dont jinx it! There's no cliffhanger like an unfinished book.

Just take em all!

Nine heads, I'm surprised the author didnt give the human form nine... uh nevermind.

Fireball, the only true mage spell.

Ridiculous power scaling that is nonetheless very satisfying to read. If constant progression is your thing, then this is worth a look. The pace is decent, MC doesn't get hung up on any conflict for long (although there probably should be a few longer challenges).

Not the worst!

Ah of course, that explains everything!