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This novel surprised me greatly. I'm not sure what I expected going into this story, but I wasn't expecting to enjoy it so much. This was an incredibly relaxing story to read. Usually when I get sucked into a story it's because it's exciting or I'm intrigued to know more, but the best way I can think of to describe this story was I was comfortably snuggled up in bed and didn't want to get up. Characters - We'll start with the MC. Probably what makes you feel relaxed the most. He's a very peaceful and spiritual person, very knowledgeable, and handles life in a smooth manner as is fitting of his raising. He follows his heart and just his way of handling life is something that I really wish I had in my life. The side characters are significantly better than you'd expect from a livestream audience. While only a few of them have been named or interacted with, there is still subtle details and character hidden in the interactions. I'm hoping some of these characters stick around long term to watch the MC's rise. World - World building is a bit slack here, but it's not something to dock the story on. It's a modern day world, probably Earth, and that's about it. This isn't really a story that so far has needed extensive world building and background though, and what is needed exists. Style - This is where the story shines for me. The relaxed feel, the smooth information and knowledge dumps, the details about nature and the world around the MC. All of it just combines to make this story really stand out to me. Overall - I'm off to find and read the MTL after posting this. Hopefully it's not too bad, because I really want to just keep reading. I haven't felt this good after reading something in a long time. No excitement or heart racing, just want to keep staying in this comfy bed a little longer.

Why do I feel like I have read almost similar synopsis in some other novel too? Please confirm my guess! P.S. I have yet to read this, so 4 star(benefit of doubt).

I enjoyed the first 20 chapters immensely. And that's saying something. Webnovel outdid themselves when they chose such good novels for this round. The novel features a priest/monk (I'm not sure of which one exactly) that was raised by his master who left him just 3 days ago from chapter 1. This master taught him of their faith, martial arts, and how to live in the mountains essentially. His gold finger is basically a popularity system, and once he gains the favour of his viewers, he gains popularity points from which he can use to acquire items or skills through a gacha system that is beneficial to his lifestyle (like seeds that grow faster, better fertilizer and fishing/cutting skills). The author is educated from what I've read (if I'm wrong just ignore me). He talks about the environment in which different herbs and plants grows in and the behavioral patterns of animals living in the mountains. I don't watch animal planet so this is all new to me. so yeah, a solid read so far

Kimchi is not from china, get your fking ass out of your mouthhole chinafags! Do you think your shit soft-power propaganda works on anyone outside your shitty ass authoritarian country, author? NO! You can go play dictators in your own little uyghur concentration camps but for the love of god, don't bring your shit on sites where the majority are not from your human rights less country. DON'T READ THIS NOVEL. Your feelings will change between, first hope that this urban system novel will not be nationalist and racist, then disgust that it will put subtle hints all over the place why Chinese male dcks are longer, stronger, blacker, sturdier than white, brown, black dcks. It's way better just a mindless xianxia to be selected than any urban novel because it will INEVITABLE fall into racist nationalist propaganda that even a 2 year old non brainwahsed chinese would not buy.

first 4 chapters are fine but 5th chapter has things that I am not a fan of ... like putting religious promotions in the story . I came to read a novel not a religious doctrine , don't want to sink into that swamp . will come back to read more later. maybe its not as bad as I think it is....

While this novel is quite good, it has some nationalism content. To be more specific, it's about Li ziqi's video in which she made kimchi, a Korean national dish but claimed it's from China. The relationship between China and other Asian countries has been tense recently because China claim that others culture is theirs. Anyway, the author support the notion that Kimchi is from China so for me even if the novel is entertaining, it's a nope.

This should have been a good novel if not for the bad translation quality. It is readable but the translation quality can break your inmersion which makes you want to stop reading.

Enjoyable story but if you can find it elsewhere with a different translator, do so. They were careful through the Trial Read, but REALLY went downhill from there. In addition to the common issue of using the same word for both when the character says something is "xx and yy", there are incidents of just repeating the same word 6, 7, 8+ times in a row.