RPG Cultivator

Loving this story!

I know what " candy " you eat. Hihihi... Hehehe. HOHOHO I eat a few times too. I know how u are, bro. ;D Chocolate > ( Candy candy candy candy candy ) ( Sweetie sweetie girls love ) ( Chewing chewing chewing chewing chewing )

First 70 chapters are great. Story is about the MC farming, getting system rewards, and all around becoming OP. Then, it seems like the author dropped the novel, and got replaced by another. He joins a Supreme chat group, his junior sister finds out about him because he just randomly gives her some Phoenix blood essence but her reaction was simply ‘okay, cool! senior brother got some immortal encounters as a butterfly effect!’. The fights make no sense, the MC has every dao mastered but somehow finds a way to struggle to kill someone with only one Dao partially mastered. Enemies have more plot armor than any MC has ever had, with just about the entire Elderly population popping up out of nowhere screaming ‘junior you dare?!?’ If the novel didn’t drastically change after chapter 70ish, it would of been one of the greats.

Really good novel, but the MC destroy it for me a bit.This is just personal preference but I don't like overly kind MC, those that dont have even a bit of selfishness. It's just abnormal and unsatisfying for me to read, like if the main scope and more effort is done to help the NPCs instead of just focusing on getting stronger (if for example exterminating a village would give a bonus and a good achievement, I bet the MC would never do it, because he cares too much about the NPC like real people), which is usually the goal in video games novels. It just doesnt feel like a video game, but just a strange isekai. NPCs super realism is good, but when it's so good that people start to treat them like real peoplr than it becomes bad in my opinion, it start to get away from the video games genre and becomes a isekai-system novel.The novel is fresh and a new type of concept different from usual, I get it, but that doesnt change that it cant be bad because of it.This is just my preference tho since I dont like hero-saves-everyone type of MCs, I am more into the neutral-kind that focuses on their goal primarily.To quote another review on another problem:"I categorically disagree with how the author manages the knowledge of the main character, similar to the fantasies of a little girl from a wealthy family about the structure of the world order. Of the 500,000 or 50,000 (I did not understand) players... the author believes that there are no maniacs, killers, rapists, ganibals, crazy ones. Only the rational fertility of mankind, with which it helps to become stronger, so that they protect the world... Of course, all the scum themselves would have guessed sooner or later, but it simplifies the task for many, so kindly saving them time. What a good guy, the author will certainly not allow, on the other end of the continent, or even in another city, which pyromaniac to destroy and burn out settlements, together with the inhabitants, with the help of a fireball..."The rest is very good, but this two problems bring down my wating to read a lot.

A novel to add to the reading list. Not great, but not too bad either.

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