Wife, I Want to Eat Meat

I don't who is giving power stones to this novel. It is such trash. ML got cuckolded, he saw his wife in a hotel room cheating him, she seems to be pregnant with someone else child yet he still got together with her. What the f**k is that. Nice plot but the author ruined it. Plus this novel is pure torture, read at your own risk.

Why bother with cultivating? just write: [The boy was Secretly the All-Knowing, All-Seeing God; Creator of all Things]The End.. or even just write your cultivation level to max level..

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Very recommend comedy cultivation novel. Mc is transmigrated into unusual cultivation world where the face value is above everything. Actually the tittle of the novel is a bit misleading, the mc isn’t suck at cultivation it’s just his cultivation technique that too overbearing to the point he needs 3 years to reach refining realm (most basic realm) however the mc didn’t anything about how Op his cultivation technique that he cultivated *be aware this is spoiler*His face value is too high which make heaven and earth favored him very much. This story is full misunderstanding. Everyone thinks that mc is ready to ascend but reality is he still stuck in the lowest realm. However, his wisdom is superb that makes him gain a lot of merit and everyone regard his as a saint teacher. Supporting characters are funny as hell especially his junior brother who always follow the mc, he is my favorite character in this novel. As for enemy, there are enemies who jealous of his destiny so they want to kill him and steal his destiny for their own good.Anyway, this novel is a bit nasionalism but that doesn’t bother me too much. Over all this novel is good.

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This is a review of the first fifteen chapters.  The author has demonstrated mastery of both technical and descriptive skills.  The author has interwoven cultivating methods and setting while forwarding the plot.  This work doesn’t feel like you are reading a cultivation manual in between plot chapters.  The pacing between plot developments is excellent. The lacking point is that only the main character is fully realized after 15 chapters.  The side characters seem 2 dimensional at this point.  Recommend!