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basically nothing so far, he could very well be an NPC in somebody's story since he is just an average guy

I don't understand why the author has to make "his" squad so unlikeable at the beginning and then make them all likeable and friends after lol. They literally would've let him die at the beginning, they are just with him because of his strength and you really throw this "he felt something inside of him". I already read a lot of things but this is the most unrealistic one

brother with all honesty, I checked your profile for about 10 seconds and you definitely should step out some novels man. This ain't doing good to you, you only talk bad and negative things lol.

it is not that deep bro tf

Well, I read just the first 30 chapters and I gotta say it wasn't what I expected. If you are looking for a breath of fresh air novel that has an unusual plot like this one you are probably gonna get slightly disappointed. The novel is not bad, it is definitely good but if you are looking for a novel that has cultivation as just a sideline, this is not for you. If you are seeking a cultivation novel you should definitely try this one, the grammar is good, world description and building look top-tier (i can't talk much about it since I did not read more than 30 chapters) The MC is "kinda" an average cultivator with an Inn, that's basically the best description. You should expect some cliches of cultivation in the modern world, MC getting exposed with the first person he met, then he finds out there are a lot of cultivators on the planet, then there's a whole community of it lol. Also, we find out the mc is the son of a strong guy and is disposed of by his family, like always. After some chapters of Inn introduction, we get focused on the cultivation on Earth, which I did not like, and seeing the number of chapters it was taking I decided to drop it.

I thought it would be mainly focused on Inn but the premise so far has been good so I'm gonna read some more chapters to see if it is worth it

Well, my review is based only on the free chapters since I was not fond of it very much. Grammar and writing are very good and the side characters don't look plain, so you don't have to worry about it. What bothered me was the mc's decisions and the novel's pace. MC's decision: he seems to lack normal life "intuition" since he almost get killed because he was an idiot. The novel's pace: we didn't find anything relevant about the world, since the MC stayed in the same place killing useless beasts which improved him at snail pace. I would understand if he wasn't improving that much in 40 chapters if we were getting good information about the world or an info dump but we got nothing. The only thing we know is all the basics: kill a monster and he drops experience. World-building: I have no comments since there is none, we know nothing about the world besides the same repetitive thing "monster spawning on earth". Analyzing only the free chapters, I can't give you a reason to choose this novel to read. There isn't something special/different about it, it's the same repetitive thing you can find in any other novel. If your intuition says "it is good I wanna pay for the chapters and find out". Do it, you may have a surprise and this may be the best novel you've ever read.

if i were you, i wouldn't trust him. I checked his profile and the only thing he knows how to do is spread hate, he is basically the embodiment of the reader who wants an degenerate "alpha male anti-beta mc"

ive read until 500 something but i didnt also didn't continue, but thx for the advice

even better