Premise: Gary Stu MC defeats young masters in the school, beasts in the coliseum and gathers pills for his cheat. He's handsome, intelligent, cultivates faster than everyone and has a cheat in his right hand that allows him to beat ppl several ranks above. All women wants him, all men envy him but he's above them all!

That's the entire story so far, or lack thereof. Characters, setting, power system and pretty much everything in the novel is shallow and generic. Random ppl and beasts keep showing up for him to... more>> beat up like some random encounters in a videogame and he solves every encounter by punching them with his cheat, or eating tons of pills to level up and then punching them with his cheat.

I was bored for these few chapters as there wasn't any actual plot. Try to read other reviews with higher chapter count to see if this gets better, but know that the beginning is so incredibly dull that it's hard to keep any interest. <<less

Very original story....

Definitely doesn't follow the template of:

• arrogant, jealous, and pe*verted young masters
• jade-like, cold-like, milky white skin, something-like, peerless beauties and did I mention that they are jade-like because I have to used that word to describe every female character including kid or else is won't be a genuine wuxia/xianxia novel
• handsome, peerless, ruthless, cunning, smart (but not really, just lucky), looked down, "underprivileged " (idk how that even works in a cultivation world where there is no living standard), hypocrite (Get revenge on other people looking down on him then he goes and look down on someone else and acts arrogant then he is surprised when the other person gets angry at him like how he got angry at other people acting arrogant to him) MC.
• MC impressing every girl he meets

This isn't too bad of a novel if you can get past the complete lack of any description. The environment gets no mention at all, people are only described by gender and they have no expressions. Overall, it feels lifeless but it does have an interesting protag so far and if the author didn't annoyingly overuse nameless commentators, I would have still rated it as a 4.

It manages to get you into the story, especially in the parts where the MC struggles. A bit of comedy and viciousness, in a story setting many of us are familiar with and like. A fun read so far!