read this from MTL decent translation and is readable. as for the novel itself, it's a gem if you like low-key MC *not a spoiler* he ain't a single virgin dog.

Boring. MC is a coward through and through. In every single situation he chooses to run away, there's really nothing to it. He rolls his providence hundreds of times for a few years to get his perfect character sheet, understandable. He secretly cultivates at first so that Elder Iron doesn't screw him over, understandable. For an entire decade all he did was goto the same lightening pool and cultivate there, only breaking through 3-4 times. Why? If he wants to live so badly he should find the fastest way to cultivate to gain greater strength, it took time but even Bai Xiaochun, the most cowardly person i've read about knows this. It's really pathetic.

very good writing quality that could be further enhanced by changing how you write his thoughts,world background much known but nothing bad presently, character design is very good just needs more depth.

It’s actually good. MC is a coward? He is cultivating as cultivators do. Most of the novel is focused on him ascending the ranks and his lifespan increasing. He avoids obvious tropes that lead to trouble, living the ascetic cultivator lifestyle. Give it a try.

Mc's way too much of a coward. He never takes risks which makes it boring. Low-profile is okay but you gotta step up sometimes you know. Such a bummer

From the author of I have an countless legendary swords, the main character is more like a coward than a hidden practitioner. In literally every situation he runs, he is given the choice to run away or to act, moreover, if you convince then the rewards are average, but if you act then besides the system reward there are other possibilities that would help to cultivate faster and become stronger, but he preferred to run away and waste time

the novel is not bad but I think most of these reviews are praising it too much. it's definitely not for everyone. I feel like people have just been inundated by trope after trope and thus think that this novel is God tier for simply not having so many tropes. people will argue that the mc is "overly cautious" and not "cowardly". personally the mc was taking the whole cautious thing too far to the point of being cowardly. being cautious is good but the mc was being too cautious. I mean his disciple gets captured and beat up for years and, after the disciple is freed at the end of the war, the mc straight up admits that he was too afraid to save his disciple. another thing I'll note is that, while less than other cultivation novels, this novel still suffers from a repetitive plot. but imo, basically all cultivation novels suffer from this so it's not really a bit deal basically, if you like this kind of novel, cool. if you don't, also cool. I just got bored and slightly annoyed by the progression.

Honestly, I’m coming to dislike this MC more and more. He is cowardly and is constantly flaunting his potential around, sure it’s funny, but all he does is hide and cultivate as if once he becomes immortal he will be invincible. Which I highly doubt because 1. Dude look at the world your in no one dies from disease 2. With no fighting experience your weak no matter your cultivation 3. When you’re immortal I fail to believe you’re undying so other immortals can kill you and lastly he is acting like your typical young master spoiled thinking he need not do anything because he already has everything when he really has nothing, it’s disappointing and I’m disgusted.

i actually already reading ir in MTL and its actually pretty good even though the MC is so cautious to the point that i see him as a coward and its also boring sometimes but its still a good read. I like the master-disciple thingy in here so yeah i ebjoyed it and read it if you want a good read I'll rate it 7.5/10 By the way here is the title in the mtl "Top-level Air Luck, Quietly Practiced For Thousands of Years"