The story is pretty good, translation could be better, the author put all his fetishes out there lol, but the thing I don't like about the story very much is how slow paced it is, I prefer the mc to get stronger faster Overall the cheat is really good but not too overpowered Id recommend it for those who like slow paced novels

Overall, this was a great story. It seemed a little rushed near the end, but not enough to ruin it. I just feel that it could have had a lot more content, but each writer is entitled to create as they see fit.

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estou gostando até agora, o sistema é bem legal e criativo, pelo menos até agora não vi muitos cliches

Good story but did not feel fulfilled with the ending. felt a bit rushed.

good I like it, although final ending is not that satisfaction overall good

Cultivation story with an OP yet not so OP title system. The titles are great and OP in their own unique ways. Not OP because MC has to work hard! It balances things out, which is nice. I like seeing characters work for things instead of getting spoonfed. The story itself isn't bad but the translation quality is... questionable lol The names change just as often as a newborn's diaper. I'd only continue reading with the 24 hr privilege to see Steward Zhang get his retribution

even tho the novel is about titles it can't keep up with what they are even called and keep switching them they're is no description of any details we don't know anything about the the world heck he doesn't even awesome what the character looks like it's just bad all around

This is a complete story and truly one of the gems on this type. Well-developed and disciplined in approach. The MC gets stronger but does not do so overnight and approaches each challenge with apprehension and thought, which stays true to the theme of the tale, which is steadfast and caution. However, the MC also stays true to his morals and compassion, even in the face of temptation and aggrievances. The translation remains solid, with only a few of the typical errors, such as gender, Although the saga is now complete, the updates remained steady throughout and I really liked the world building element. The author kept the changes believable (as much as this type of take can be) and the characters remained true to the types. The one niggle I have seems to be the exact opposite for many, if not most, followers of this theme, which is the lack of romantic or realistic relationships. In fact the MC is referred to as a monk several times, but this reflection is the western definition of celibacy and aesthetics. There are friendships with members of the opposite gender, even deep ones, but they remain on the platonic, with not even the hint of temptation. Overall, I highly recommend this story to anyone who loves the trope of building and getting stronger through hard work and a steady course.