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“Even if this universe is truly nothing more than a brutal bloody shadowy forest, we Cultivators will burn all that we have just to give off a single weak flickering spark in the darkness!

“No matter how weak each spark is, how short-lived, how small… As long as the sparks flow unabated, then one day one of those sparks will light some tinder, and that tinder shall light some fallen branches, and those branches shall set ablaze each and every last tree of the forest!

“In the end, even the smallest sparks will eventually set the shadowy forest ablaze, and illuminate the whole world!”

In a world teeming with cultivators, Li Yao, who makes his living collecting scrap metal, encounters the soul of a titan powerhouse from forty thousand years in the past.

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Cuarenta milenios de cultivación
FMC
FMOC
Forty Thousand Years Of Cultivation
Pertapaan 40 Milenium
Xiuzhen Si Wan Nian
Xiu Zhen Si Wan Nian
Xiu Zhen Siwan Nian
Xiū Zhēn Sì Wàn Nián
修真四万年
修真四萬年內
修真四萬年（《星域四萬年》）
星域四万年
星域四萬年
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PineappleX
PineappleX rated it
October 27, 2022
Status: c1300
ch1300 edit: 3 stars... I dropped the book, it started to get boring, not really repeated, but the situations the MC gets himself into are usually the same. I would recommend reading the first thousand chapters (5 stars) and then drop the book.

below is my review but first here is a chapter 830 edit:

my mind is blown, all the so called plot holes are coming together, there are essentially no plots holes but a carefully weaved story! when the author connects all the pieces and info in the story,... more>> it is an amazing process.

ch700 review

I read the manga and then read the novel starting from like chapter 580 which is the middle of volume 2. The manga are really good, but after reading it for the third time I found some plot holes. If you don't pay attention to the plot holes then, the manga is a masterpiece. Then I started reading the novel. I would rate it a 4 so far. It's good, but there are some boring chapters on refining. But, it has been getting better. Read the spoiler, it isn't much of a spoiler, but a good reason for you to read.

Spoiler

The middle of volume 2 is full of schemes. I just read Li Yao unravel a major major scheme and I got the chills during the process of him unraveling. Just this scene is good enough for me to rate the story a 5.

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One thing that I want to mention is that there isn't much bs. Instead of prolonging a volume for an extra hundred chapters, the author finishes it properly and without wasting time.

chapter 820 review

this story is absolutely fantastic. so many plot twists (in a good way) and you can never expect what will happen next! <<less
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Deicide
Deicide rated it
June 21, 2022
Status: c362
Why do people review with barely a hundred chapters read? Or less? A strong start means very little. Even at the chapter I'm at I am not too comfortable evaluating the actual story.

What I can say is the overall writing style felt sporadic and the reasoning for things was a bit far-fetched for the type of novel it seems to be advertising. I didn't see anything that was particularly engaging nor extremely detracting.

I stopped reading because of the lack of engagement.
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sunspottedlizard
sunspottedlizard rated it
December 11, 2021
Status: c887
While Forty Millenniums is one of my first and "favorites", I really must acknowledge it's just not the greatest.

Li Yao, our MC, gets the knowledge of an ancient genius master pro. That's it, that's the MC's shtick. The knowledge he gained is not an easy mode, our MC very much has his struggles. The knowledge he gained serves mostly as a supportive passive, with a few ancient techniques to boost him up and make him, well, special.

The first bit of the story, in his home city, was one of the... more>> most memorable parts of the story so far. I say this not because it was written amazingly or because it was fun to read, I say this because from the point he left his home city, the novel became an absolute blur. It was just progression for the sake of progression, events for the sake of having events occur. While a lot of mechanics and gear and events are creative, I just feel it lacks any real story. It seems to just be problem, solution, problem solution, repeat.

The characters are quite alright, though they could use a little bit more spirit.

As for romance? Li Yao has a wife, and yet there is no romance, at all.

Honestly, I've skipped at least a hundred chapters just due to lack of interest in an arc (or two, or more) that lasted longer than it should've.

Overall would recommend, just know it's thousands of chapters of just stuff happening. <<less
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Alex Woods
Alex Woods
November 16, 2021
Status: --
Read artfulfool reviews on the first page, he perfectly describes it.

After 100 chapters, it is far away fro. Wuxia s*upid characters and the face slapping

First 100 chapters, of the novel is tr*sh. Takes 100 to 550 chapters as 550 chapters as tradutional cultivation novel but better than any er gen stuff things actually make sense. After 550 chapters things gets better and better with deep philosophical thoughts. I mean real deep, not good is good, bad is bad. Villiains don't kill cause they want to kill or because of... more>> power. They have their own quests what they think will be better for the mankind. I never trusted a author like this in my life ever.

Don't rush through 550 chapters, they are good in thier own way. Even if some mature readers find them a bit s*upid just read on treating it like an cultivation. Novel of course it had no face slapping stuff and s*upid characters.

Female MC is just wow. <<less
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alominus
alominus rated it
November 8, 2021
Status: --
I couldn't get past the start. The cliche rich vs poor plot, the typical bullying, the glossed-over magical "disassembling" and "assembling" the MC does, the constant need to remind the reader how dirt poor the MC is, and the use of the mock "examination" to info-dump a bunch of meaningless sh*t on the reader.

Once you manage to get to the gym and the first actual "fight", it's the cringiest thing ever. MC uses his peripheral vision to avoid a strike and then acts like he's amazing because of it. I... more>> don't even care if it gets better; just like an English novel, if your introduction is shit, the novel is shit. The introduction is the most important part of the entire series because its job is to hook the reader into wanting to read the rest and this web novel's first chapters are a slog to get through. Not surprising that this one fell into obscurity while other sh*t novels that properly hooked readers in out-shine it. <<less
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Alexei00
Alexei00 rated it
October 16, 2021
Status: c2246
This started well enough and it's story was interesting but only enough allow one to ignore the blatant nationalistic propaganda that's suspiciously similar to the current political scene in that region irl. But in the later chapters this just becomes too much. Maybe this was the intended theme of the novel, in any case, I have had to drop it.
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Eonsin
Eonsin
October 16, 2021
Status: c2711
I have been reading CL since the start of Coiling Dragon about 4-5 years ago. After many many novels, I can confidently say that Forty Millenniums of Cultivation is one of the best if not the best. Most if not 90% of these Chinese novels are very badly written or just copy and paste with 2D main protagonists and 1D antagonists and side characters. Very few novels have 3D protagonists and even fewer have 3D antagonists and side characters. FMC has some flaws but many positive aspects. FMC has characters... more>> development, world building, plot, twisting plots, overarching plot, philosophy. I actually learned a few things from this novel that can be applicable to real life. Give it a try. <<less
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Easy.Mello
Easy.Mello rated it
July 10, 2020
Status: c2200
Non Spoiler Review

*To describe the novel in its own description, its a story that 'involves itself on its reality'.

Forty Milleniums of Cultivation focuses on its universe. It unravels itself to bring questions of why, how and what is happening. Its world building follows a style that the author would like to portray over multiple chapters as each arch goes. Its world building connects the presented world to a series that the MC is required to explore and get through. Most of what is happening would be described as what isnt... more>> as it appear to be. The fun part is the direction on how things goes is very much coherent.

This may come as a textbook for others, and thats the thing of it, its not a spoon feeding session where a reader wont have to think.

Character development isnt very cliche of having one direction of train-then-defeat-the-enemy cycle. MC goes on his own pace to explore his Dao albeit realist telling him he's naive. Arguably the idea of what the MC pursues for his character development is childish but it is what the novel makes it to be, pushing his idea that seems childish on a dark forest where everything and everyone is at each others throat is his challenge.

Cultivation tiers is contained on an acceptable level. The limits of how a character's capability, power or abilities is distributed is well defined. Power level of the novel make things in order to avoid the convuluted description of a punch that can make gods and demons weep Or the immeasurable tide of power that can pick the stars. (I really appreciate this)

Fights doesnt come as often, it happens when it is needed to be.

Side characters does plays a role, With the style on how the MC may get the 'I versus the world' scenarios, vital Side Characters may be left alone on an acceptable description, they may not always be with MC, but they still grow and can connect with the MC and the story and will be back for the plot when they are needed.

Romance of the novel? It aint harem, and MC's choice of partner isnt damsel in distress either. Their interaction isnt 2D, theyre on each path of their Dao.

My personal opinion? Its a very good read. It makes the reader think, its just that there are parts that can be dragging to read. It doesnt affect the story, but it can be left alone. The scientific approach of explaining things may not be enough, but the idea of letting how things work for the readers by explaining is a good way to avoid ass pulls

We can say that on the world of writing wuxia novels, its a refreshing cup of tea that can be enjoyed by sipping, or a liter of iced tea for cool refreshment. Because of this non tea drinkers may not like it.

I can guarantee that this novel isnt for everyone. Specially for those who like orthodox world building based on cultivation, its not everyones favorite soda, its an acquired taste of letting the readers see the story for itself as he reads the novel. <<less
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Kuzero
Kuzero rated it
April 4, 2020
Status: c50
I'm about chapter 50 now which in all fairness isn't enough to make a good review but still.

Someone said the beginning was bad but actually the first 20 chapters were great. Refreshing, believable, well detailed, the characters felt alive... Then it started to go wrong.

First, the plot armor is getting thicker by the chapter. By plot armor I don't mean "he randomly found incredible treasure" but more like "things are really going on a very convenient way for the protagonist". Too many very convenient things just happen for the sake... more>> of helping the MC. I would never complain about how unbelievable is the initial cheat, but when after that the world keep on moving to help the MC do stuff... Yeah. It's not very believable.

Second, too many things happening I guess? Too many info dumps and things are happening so quickly that we're losing track of some plot point already. I don't doubt the author will hopefully get back to them later, but right now everything is kinda a mess. A lot of wasted potential in character development.

Third... Why speak about losing plot point when we can lose the MC altogether...A few times since chapter 30 I saw things which seemed like betrayal of the mc's character that was built up previously, such as (I keep it as spoiler-free as possible) :

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Even though he is supposed to be careful, merciless, and greedy about money, he becomes arrogant, careless, don't care about winning more money, and almost lose everything he worked so hard for just to show off and be the super op arrogant guy around. I wish I was exgarrating.

Also, on the last chapter I read, it becomes evidently clear the MC is going to join the body cultivation school, which is basically anti-artifact anti-refiner school, even though the mc's dream is to be a refiner and the refiner school wants him. Actually, the chapter 10 - 50 have been almost exclusively body cultivation even though the mc's dream is to become a refiner. It was somewhat acceptable because of necessity, but why go to a body cultivation school... when the refiner school wants you...

Overall, it feels like a big betrayal of the beginning of the novel. MC personality changed, his goal "didn't change" but it seems like he won't be doing much refining.

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At this point, novel is getting more and more generic by the chapter. <<less
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jojmist
jojmist rated it
March 29, 2018
Status: c135
I really like this novel quite a bit. It has a well fleshed-out, believable, and driven main character and amazing world-building. One thing that really bugs me about this novel, however, is that more than half of this novel is pure info-dump and explanation (which is nice for world-building, but to an extent). I can skip a couple of chapters which are decent in length and still literally be in the same scene and miss nothing once I go back and re-read those chapters. Don't get me wrong, this is... more>> a great novel. But does the author really need an entire chapter or two to explain what a building looks like that you will literally never read about again/is not important?? For example, it is taking him 60+ chapters for the MC just to get to his freakin' university after the entrance exam. And then literally 15+ chapters for him just to get to the facility where he will be studying once he finally gets to the university. It is also taking an additional 10 chapters for the incoming freshman to the university to explain why their department is bad. It is seriously ridiculous how much word-wasting this author uses, it gets worse over time, and it is starting to become exhausting to read this novel. Don't get me wrong, I still somewhat enjoy this novel and will continue for now, but I will end up dropping it if the plot doesn't move forward and it keeps feeling like I'm doing my homework when reading it. As a last example, I thought that Ze Tian Ji was average in pace. This novel takes the cake in slowness and info dump that seems like it exists only for the author to hit a word count. <<less
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tmc1989
tmc1989 rated it
July 16, 2017
Status: c145
Perfect. Just perfect. Love the world and the characters. Funny, light, and not completely crazy. My only wish is for someone to take this away from the current translator. This isn't given the respect it deserves.
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hojpoj
hojpoj rated it
July 3, 2017
Status: c138
Simply phenomenal.

This is the best novel by far on this website. It does take a bit of knowledge of other cultivation novels to pick up some of the themes and it doesn't become unique and interesting until a little bit after chapter 100, but this novel is far more intelligently written, far more fun, and far more of a delight than all of the others on this site. If you love yourself, read this novel.
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lpfreek
lpfreek
March 28, 2017
Status: c88
Amazing.

I've read a lot of Xianxia and while I have no doubt that Qidian International's translating abilities are a notch above most others, I'm impressed by the characterization of the secondary and side characters. The story is engrossing and isn't too slow paced nor does the MC slaughter every one of his enemies the second they show up. The setting is also fairly interesting: a semi futuristic one rather than the usual Xianxia set in something resembling the middle ages. The only gripe I have is that the antagonists' plots... more>> seem to be a little too straightforward. A little more tension would certainly add to the story. <<less
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Allex2001
Allex2001 rated it
May 27, 2024
Status: --
my instincts are truly never wrong, from synopsis I already knew this was gonna be garbage and overrated af with this bs 4.1 rating, never read till I never actually had much else to read, ofc is the s*upid brainwashed mindset from china

  1. See how much discrimination is going on here and how you literally been living off tr*sh that is literally thrown without any regards to those living there by the rich, what do you do? Well ofc I just want to sacrifice myself for the country
  2. He meets a disgusting piece of sh*t that ab*ses his family power to take advantage of women and have s*x with them, what does he do? Ofc finds him interesting and follows him and become kinda friends....... like bro, all this garbage with sacrificing to fight some demon kingdom for your amazing country while this piece of sh*t is right there making your beautiful country a 1000x worse than any demon but hey, he is a human... oh yeah, and this one will also sacrifice himself for the country cause idk, like cant you tell from how kind he is treating all his victims that he ofc will give his life for others??? Totally not nonsense, are the Chinese people really this brainwashed? Or is this author just mentally ill
  3. Completely nonsense power up out of the ass, random mutated fks 24/7 for whatever reason, like literal mutated pigs used as drones bcs idk, easier to create this abomination than make a drone.. literally most advanced civilization that also seems most prehistoric..
  4. I love kind MCs but he isnt.. he literally isnt at all, so this bs from him and every piece of fk thats introduced as some pe*verts that are willing to die for someone else is just complete fking NONSENSE
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EchoSmith
EchoSmith rated it
August 18, 2023
Status: c2000
You should give this novel a try. Beginning might be a little bit slow, but it's necessary for present/future character and world development.

This novel is an absolutely amazing way to do modern based cultivation. The typical stereotypes like the "arrogant young master" is downplayed a lot and even if there are stereotypes, the author dives into explanation mode to make sense of it. Speaking of explanation, the novel explains EVERYTHING. It might be a turn off to some, but I deeply appreciate it.

Because of the explanations, this novel just makes... more>> sense. It has a sense of congruency. The characters, world, and concepts are living, breathing and feel alive. Every single person has their own objectives and reason for the things they do. There's a reason for every action. There is also an underlying great mystery present, and I love how the novel explores it. It makes me feel involved in the process. There is a lot of twists in the novel that doesn't make things immediately predictable. What you see in one moment might not be true down the line and what you see down the line, might not be true further in the future. It's fun to see how the characters solve issues without just relying on simple BS plot armor. <<less
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xomott
xomott rated it
July 17, 2023
Status: c813
  • One word to describe novel - terrible. About writing:

    Writing style is so terrible that I can't bring myself to read more. I can't distinguish not a single good feature about author writing.

    The more story progressing, the more ridiculous became dialogues. Literary every fight with bad guy with be followed with tons of bullsh*t fillers. The common dialog structure for such cases:

    Mc: "Before I die tell me all your plans"

    BadGuy: "Ha. Haha. HAHAHA. Sure. <5 chapters of filler>"

    Mc: "I'm understood all but one thing"

    BadGuy: "HAHAH. Sure I can explan <5 more chapters of filler>"

    Mc: "Ok. Now I know more about world history, your childhood, your parents story, your gang story, you philosophy, description of different technical devices (yes, why not?). Now it's my time <chapter in "naruto" style about frendship, patriotism, e.t.c. Sometimes MC so immersed in his righteous speech that he speaks of protecting his parents, although he himself is an orphan>"

    To make sure, that bad guy saying not total boolsh*t, after 1-3 paragraphs of bad guy speech, there will be MC thoughts like: "It's make sense", "from start, I was in disbelief, but after thinking it's make sense", "it's true". After each of such "thought" follow several paragraphs of useless rhetorical text, which often filled with tons of loopholes. Add to all of this author love for metaphors, comparisons, examples... All his characters from kids to old - poets. They just can't make small talks. Every dialog thay have will be filled with metaphors and comparisons. Do you think, that after half chapter description you understand something? Autor don't think so - here example on another half chapter.

    Also there's plenty examples of classical bullsh*ting extending method - when someone tell you something, no matter what even if it's easy understandable thing, ask again like idi*t ("It's a cat." "A cat?"). Autor need to write phrase "more the 100.000"? Ok, let's write it like "more then 10, 100, 1000, 10.000... even 100.000!!!" A lot of repetition is also present in almost every chapter.

    About story:

    Overall story seems ok, but autor often introduces so many new things, that he forgetting to develop.

    For example, the author presents and describes for a long time some kind of skill, artifact, method of training. The protagonist describes that he can do this and that with the help of this thing. And that's all. This thing disappears from history as if it never existed.

    In general, there is a feeling that the author has come up with some kind of general (and offen not bad) plot for the arc, some new technologies that make the world come alive, but when he starts writing, it just turns into a bunch of description that has nothing to do with the story. Then there is some action at the end of the arc. And it all comes down to the standard bad guy-protagonist dialogue, where the whole arc plot is thrown at the reader in the form of dialogue.
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MachiV
MachiV
December 28, 2022
Status: Completed
Start off with interesting premise of cultivation and sci-fi. Plot was engaging and always with a twist at the end. Some minor actions in earlier volumes ends up as part of set up for later volumes. Not a harem story and good to note that female lead does not become a flower vase as is common in many other novels.

Male lead was relatable in first volume. As the volumes progress, the character becomes more and more annoying until the last volume. Author is probably trying to inject comedy to the... more>> character but somehow misses the mark.

Storytelling-wise, after the first volume get ready for a lot of philosophical discussion. Had to skip most of these chapters as it was too boring. Ending is very anti-climatic.

Some translation mistakes and inconsistencies, especially after chapter 2700+. He\She is mixed up a lot, sometimes both are used to describe the same person in the same sentence. The faction names get changed all the time in different paragraphs of the same chapter. Translator likes the Star Glory Federation a lot since that faction name comes up most often even when describing war between the different factions. Something like Star Glory Federation is at war with Star Glory Federation while Star Glory Federation is waiting to reap the benefit. Translator probably did not proofread before uploading. <<less
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BLOODYRAIN10001
BLOODYRAIN10001 rated it
December 10, 2022
Status: c1258
Forty Millenniums of Cultivation reels you in with a Xianxia Sci-Fi novel with a very interesting setting. It sticks to this for the first volume, and I'd say most of the second, but from then on it gets far more focused on complex scheming and turnarounds. While this does make everything feel like it's at an uncomfortably high level of tension with not enough time for the main character to simply develop and rest, I'm not necessarily against it. While stressful, these constant battles of wits can be entertaining and... more>> I appreciate not being able to see everything coming.

What I hate is a trend that really kicks into full gear from the 3rd volume onward. Monologues. You already get hints of them earlier on, but it really becomes excessive from here on. Most of the volume will not spent reading about the main character training or scheming. Most of it will spent hearing about every single character's philosophy on life in dense, dense infodumps. While I feel that "show, don't tell" can be overemphasized sometimes in Western fiction circles, this author REALLY needed to be told it. He will tell, tell, tell you about every single character's point of view, what they want to happen in the future, why the main character opposes this, and their argument back and forth in its entirety, on and on and on.

I made it through volume 3. I'm in the 4th Volume now. There was a bit of action. It was interrupted by a 30+ chapter monologue. The main character has been sitting in a room this entire time. My body and brain are tired, and I am no longer willing to read through all of this to get to the actual story. I understand that you can't quite unravel one for the other

If you like monologues and your Xianxia novels suddenly turning into a never-ending treatise on varying philosophical viewpoints for spacefaring civilizations, then I guess this is the novel for you. I don't like that. The novelty is gone now. My brain is just tired. I'm gonna go read the vending machine isekai or something. <<less
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PoSunBanYi
PoSunBanYi rated it
July 22, 2022
Status: c62
If there is one thing that I can take on as fast as possible; that is pretentious writing.

When I started reading this, it was like this: "WOOOOOOOOW! So many numbers, such big words, so incredibly detailed!"

For what?

Is it... sci-fi? Indeed, it seems so! A pity that it is being sold to you as a main Xuanhuan novel when it's been 60+ chapters and most chapters is about people talking, and talking and talking, and that just makes me dizzy from how cringy it can get. It is also a novel... more>> that uses someone's speech to describe MC's every move; unnecessarily. Always.

A main Xuanhuan genre novel that is in truth just a bunch of big words and sci-fi based novel; now this, I would've liked to see the real 'it'. Because this novel, with the fake, pretense (from pretentious) of being a cultivation novel when in truth is just a sci-fi using the Xuanhuan notorious genre for its sake of attracting readers; hm.

And, at some point, he even clearly described that he goes around 8-10k words per day, with 12k if inspired. Okay but, who asked that when the reason you wrote a note was because people kept advising you of talking it out with your readers on your end notes; and ultimately denying them that saying that that would ruin their immersion should they be engrossed, when all of the talking of characters is pretty much reheated filler after having just closed the oven?

As I said before, so many numbers and big words; that's not sci-fi even, that's lame. Unnecessary.

Then comes the types of cultivators; which is basically 4 of them are the same but explained differently, slightly.

I got speechless and tired at c62, and I'm probably just not gonna continue. Which is a shame because a juicy almost 3k novel, I didn't wanted to say goodbye to it, especially after getting bored with The Legend of Futian. I remember MW where that 2.2k got me engrossed into the novel the entire way, even MGA was much more of a solid novel with solid and clear implementation of ideas than this. I've read so many novels that do have an idea of what their world is and what their power-level is. And is such a shame because those novels had MC that indeed looked like MC and not like a side-supportive character of their story, like here.

But even then, I guess that if the novel is long and I'm already feeling irked by the novel and author itself so soon, I can only see that it is going to be bland on purpose; tasteless. I don't read works for money, and this one is just that. I don't like pretentious works, and I still read more than half of The World Online, and that was one hell of a pretentious written novel; yet here, I don't even want to continue. <<less
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Poireau
Poireau rated it
April 11, 2022
Status: c831
The worldbuilding, plot, characters, cultivation system, ect... are quite interesting and better than most novels.

But there is a really annoying thing in this novel: it's that the author at critical moments of the plot, forces the MC either (1) to be forced to fake his death, or (2) to be forced to go to another "space sector", or (3) to recieve an hidden "issue/injury" which will trigger (1) or (2) several dozen of chapters later...

These forced shiftS in the plot are not smoothed at all, quite unwelcomed, and annoying as... more>> they appear several times. The reader is then forced to adapt to a new worldbuilding, characters, ect... just when you think the story was becoming interesting.

If you don't mind that, the novel is a solid 4.5/5, but personnaly I tried twice to go beyond 800 chapters and failed! <<less
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