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The final plot blows your brain🤯, glad the author has two more books for the same universe، One complete, the other continuous

What the hell happened to the updates!?
It's been over a f#cking month!!!
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In another note, after reading more novels and re-reading this novel. I can see the large amount of wasted potential, the harem was not that good(Especially that bitch, you know what I'm talking about.), but there was some good harem members.
All in all, my previous review of 9/10 fell to 8/10.

Gosh I dreamed the scene at the part of the novel where it was so scary like you are in the novel and experiencing the events itself

The only thing that makes me unsatisfied (this is the only word that I can that explains what I feeling about this novel) is him accepting a master. I know that every MC in cultivation novels accepted a master (some accept more than 1), but the thing is, he has a system, accepting a master is like insulting the "System" or the "System's Creator".

Translations are just too damn slow. It is hard work, but man…

Dammit, have to restart from the beginning cause the bloody manhua don’t make sense like bruh. It also has different cultivation level names which confuses the tihs outta me

Someone please help.. I dropped this novel 2 years ago and am planning to pick it back where i left off. Sadly, i cant to bring myself to start from the beginning. I left off where he goes to the past where there are a lot of time loops and stuff. Can someone tell me which chapter it is??.

Можете помочь?
Какая глава? Его отправляют в прошлую в древнюю секту которой уже нет.
Can you help?
What chapter? He is sent back in time to an ancient sect that no longer exists.

(Read this awhile ago on a different site, figured I'd review it on this one)

As of chapter 507, I'd give it a 6.5/10. It can definitely be higher, the multiple worlds are one of my favorite things in this novel since they all seem to be different in some way. Unfortunately, the score gets dragged down, imo, by Earth(I don't remember if it has a name but planet MC is from). Literally every time the MC is on Earth, it feels like I have to slog through that arc before MC leaves and something interesting starts happening. As long as the story isn't focusing on Earth, it was an enjoyable read, even if it wasn't focusing on the MC. The last thing I remembered before moving on was the MC and one of the FMC about to go on some sort of treasure hunt and it actually sounded like it would be a pretty interesting arc since it was focusing more on the galaxy. That was until it switched to Earth once again, for whatever reason, which is why I moved on to something else.

I'll probably return to this again in the future since the translation is getting close to complete.

[C1750] Review:

How do I say this... This novel cannot be said to be bad. I mean, for a chinese light-novel, there aren't any of those often overly redundant: nationalism, racism, birdbrain plots, etc. In fact, there are numerous interesting concepts, nothing really new, but a good mix of concepts.
That being said, I cannot define this novel as: good, either.
The best term to define this story is: jumpy.
A couple of chapters, you are in one world, and a few chaps later, you're in another; you spent a couple of chaps in the present, and a few later, you may well be back in the past; the same with the characters, but all that, adding the fact that there's always some newer powers, newer worlds, newer characters... and you end up forgetting most of all.
To be honest, it's a kinda annoying and tiring read. The author must really enjoy eating hotpots... and then that part of himself, transpose that to inspire him to write a medley of EVERYTHING, vertically and literally everything that the author thought 'could be interesting', he then just added it. It is confusing. Tremendously so; and many a times, quite nonsensical. There are quite a few noteworthy elements within this novel, but then, it jumps, and jumps to other newer elements... until readers forget how the heck the whole thing works...
I don't even remember how many freaking times the whole cultivation system changed, and then poof! I don't even bother to try to understand anymore, because it just doesn't make any sense.
Fundamentally speaking, I think that the author should remember that to immerse reading a novel, readers must attach themselves to the whole writings. Every unexplained newer element is just adding more confusions and invite detachment when reading them. Readers can sympathize with what they understand... While novelty is good, just novelty all the times is terrible.
Besides, I never get the: I, Alone, must become the savior of the universe and top every other 'creatures'... that, seems to be the national tendency of most chinese light-novels. That, alone, makes me as a reader, detached already. Ex: This novel is an unfulfilled harem, as the author did possess the decency to portrait the MC as an awkward male who can't interact with females. Okay, I'll buy it. But... when every single important female character end-up falling in love with the MC... meh, that's just too much for me. Besides, the plots, while possessing numerous small, interesting elements, are actually quite boring: it's always saving something, or someone, with our MC, always being the smartest, the 'rightest', the strongest, etc.
But, despite all my criticisms, I can't say that this light-novel is that bad, because many of the same genre, are terribly racists, haremnist, you name it.
So, this novel is more for those who enjoy overly quick interactions, without much feelings.
Its a shame, really, because this novel actually has many interesting elements and entertaining characters... but so deplorably exploited.
I believe that the author should have gathered the most noteworthy elements of this novel, and refine it to make it 'deeper'; while rendering the whole thing more realistic by 'devaluating' the MC. Furthermore, just stick to a few themes (if it's the Samsara, then stay with samsara) Because in fact, there are many good characters in this novel, but I feel that their concepts are good, but the executions are terribly shallow.

In a simple conclusion: it is a Read at your own risk.