Global Cultivation: First-time Top-up for the Ultimate Destiny Treasureby Crustacean

As I said before the concept of a pay to win system, in par with a game like cultivation world, was refreshing and interesting, but like the majority of these special gimmick novels is that the author doesn't use them as often as it should.
The pay to win system was use a lot in the first 20 chapters of the novel, but after that it barely was used, around 3 or 4 times (chapter 144).
In the beginning the cultivation of the mc was super fast but once he entered the foundation realm, it went through a major halt, which can be explained in two reasons, the first is, like I said earlier, the system stop giving him special packs or it did but it focused in one of the other abilities he had, and the other is that the author started to add the traits and events of any other cultivation novel: trials, sect trials, missions, problems with a sect or family business, stupid young masters, you know the usual, which takes a lot of the time of the mc.
Which is why the average score, the novel is just plain average, the only saving grace is the system but it doesn't appear often to get a higher score.
World building at the beginning was interesting with the digital world and realms and for a little it seems that the author may had gone with a futuristic approach but then it just went with the classical cultivation world but just with layers or something type of world. Boring.
Characters wise, I like the girls but the thing that I don't like is that the author always magically pairs them up with the mc everytime he goes outside to do something.
The only problem of the mc that I see is that he doesn't think of the repercussions of his actions.

My only gripe is MC being an absolute buffoon for giving out his information to his enemies knowing that they won't die immediately after he kills them. It's like he wants to fight the entire sect behind them and kill himself. He makes this mistake not once, but TWICE during the first 50 chapters
I mean ofc he'll survive and grow stronger through the pressure, but that's a ridiculously stupid way to grow stronger when you already have a heaven defying golden finger system that doesn't even need that many resources to keep going.