Review Detail of in I'm Actually a Cultivation Bigshot

First of all, this trial read batch's translation is quite sh*t. At least three out of five that I had read have a lot of bad phrasings and weird translations, some of them felt like a direct translation without considering the context. Now, on to this novel. This is one of those junk food webnovels, the kind that you would read without turning your brain on. If you're fine with that, try this out. Otherwise, stay clear. The premise itself is fine, I personally like that kind of stuff. The MC is also not too bad, if you discount his lack of awareness. But, the rest is just "meh". I like misunderstanding, but the one in here felt cheap. There are a lot of "Nani?!" and "Sasuga" moments. Characters will be surprised at everything that the MC did : -MC went to the toilet and having a bad case of diarrhea -Others : "Is this the symphony of heaven!?" That didn't happened, mind you, but you get the idea. The MC is a "normal" person that couldn't feel even the faintest of qi energy, so he didn't realise the true capabilities of the stuffs that he had kept and the things that he had done. This is the main source of the misunderstanding. The other characters will try to read too much into his every words and actions. Like many cn webnovels, this become a cycle of events that keep being repeated over and over. Most of the side characters become too obsessed with the MC, coming to his house or following him around. Even the King, the Queen, and the Princess of the kingdom that the MC live in, visit him together without any bodyguard or subordinate. Who took care of the kingdom? The king's minister? "Bah, who the f*ck cares? You read this just for the characters' reaction to the MC, right?", the author probably. I can only stomach this up to chapter 32, perhaps your resistance towards these kind of stuffs is higher. So, I'll just leave here. While junk food stories aren't necessarily bad (They have aid me greatly during my dire period of the Great Diarrhea), I wouldn't recommend you to read too much of them. Best case scenario, you'll just lose a few braincells.