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I'm Actually a Cultivation Bigshot
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2.4 star is my real review but ı wıll give it 1 star because it doesnt deserve 4.5 rating at all. Mc is plain stupid and his logic is ex. flawed. All side charecters are poorly written. So called emp of country or his retainers doesnt have any ıq at all. Any way ın my opinion this novel ısnt worth to west your time on it.
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Starts out great and is funny. It gets boring and repetitive really quick. I managed to stick around until chapter 340 but I think I'm giving up on it. No meaningful development happens to characters or to the story.
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Its good in the earlier chap. After the court master in around 70ish chap. I then realise that its a constant repeat.  The pov is not even with the mc anymore. And the romance is kept hanging. Author hust introduce a potential wife, then have her as a background character.

Its boring and a repeat. Meet someone(a), then that someone(a) being another someone(b), then (b) also told another someone(c) and bring them to mc and repeat. No difference. Even the status are the same. The someone would be an important figure then will end up do anything to lick mc’s a**.
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It will happen around ch 520
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I will read at least until there then
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This has the polygamy tag, how many wives does be have?
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There's 2 wife so far
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Thanks to you I didn't waste my time
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There is only 2 but it's not bad
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Good story with good pacing. Word count is not out of control. Am enjoying this story so far.
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hey wats with the first time tag who does he do it with im at 300+ chp
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"I'm Actually a Cultivation Bigshot" is a captivating and whimsical webnovel that blends elements of Chinese fantasy, comedy, and self-discovery. The story revolves around the protagonist, Liu Ming, who finds himself transported to a world teeming with mystical creatures and cultivation practices. Initially, Liu's mundane life takes an extraordinary turn when he discovers he possesses innate talent for cultivation.

The novel deftly captures the essence of the "cultivation" genre, where characters embark on journeys to hone their abilities and attain spiritual enlightenment. However, what sets it apart is its humorous take on the tropes, turning the主角 into a lovable underdog whose wit and relatability resonate with readers. Liu's journey isn't just about power; it's also about friendship, camaraderie, and navigating the complexities of life in this fantastical realm.

The writing style is engaging, with a light-hearted tone that keeps the pace brisk and enjoyable, even during action-packed scenes. The supporting cast adds depth and charm, offering a delightful mix of quirky personalities that add color to the narrative. Overall, "I'm Actually a Cultivation Bigshot" offers a refreshing perspective on the genre, appealing to fans of both traditional cultivation stories and those seeking a lighthearted, humorous read. It's a testament to the power of storytelling that transcends cultural boundaries and leaves readers entertained while also pondering the nature of growth and self-discovery.

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