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I felt real sad for sabrina hayden

I have already read like 300 mlt'ed chapters so here are some pros and cons of the novelCons:1. Extreme nationalism and racism to the point of being downright      offensive even by xianxia standards. 2. every cliche you could possibly imagine3. Writing style is immature and some parts and situations i think is really     just copied from other novels (Rebirth of the urban immortal)4. Villians are like totally idiotic like they would challange mc when they     already know he is nearly invincible in same level by giving some     insane logic like "I don't think he could fight 2 of us" and "OH! he     defeated 2 but surely 3 is a limit" and "He is a monster to fight 3 we     must eradicate him with 4 " and so onPros:1. MC is op and does not get thrashed by villains.2. power balancing is well done and you would not suddenly see a     cultivator 2-3 levels above mc just showing out of nowhere.3. MC though idiotic like rest out there still holds on to a thread of logic.     He does not just kill everyone and anyone4. No harem as of yet and mc does not chase after skirts All in all, I am still giving it a 3 star because as long as you don't mind the extreme and i mean "EXTREME" racism and typical cliches this novel is not that bad and have many good points.

Just stopping here to give the classic 5 stars that every author gives!This is my first novel about cultivation, video games and systems, but I've had in mind for a long time the idea of this novel and the concepts and mechanics that I'm applying, so you can be sure to read something consistent! Besides, that's all I want to say, enjoy the reading.Also feel free to use the comments on this review to ask questions.

This novel is amazing (at least so far). The main part about it that stuck out to me was the uniqueness. Yes we have has OP reincarnated MCs with systems, but this MC is a literal god who created the System. It's an interesting novel with a unique premise and is well written. My only problem with the novel is that I wish we saw a bit more of the MC and less of the players, but it's written well enough that the chapters which are about the players aren't boring, which is why I still have the novel a 4/5. Overall, I'd strongly recommend reading, it's a great novel.

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If someone rates the book at 3-4 stars, I sincerely believe that there was an issue with the book. After all, I can’t notice everything wrong, so I will check to see if there can be any improvements. Additionally, I hope that people who give 3-4 stars will specify what problems they see.And if you don't mines go in my profile and click on the heart icon i'm gladly to do yours too

wait, severely overpowered transcendant female protagonist, do you all know what that means!? ?NO PUSHOVERS! MORE ??! MORE BUM KICKIN'! NO NON-CONVENTIONAL! AND MORE IDIOT LICKING FEETS!! (no I'm not an M)Come men! let's add to that number of feet lickers ! (once again, not an m) LET'S DO IT FOR THE WAIFUS!!!!!

Read till Ch520. Sacred Ruins just gets better with every passing chapter.  Chu Feng has to be the most shameless and most likable protagonist ever. He does face-smacking like no one ever does. Here is one paragraph to describe him (from the novel) :"Before he use to sell Divine Son, hunted for Saintess, and sell deity meat. Now he does the looting but also collect the protection money. This fellow is simply a feudal bully, bandit and underworld gang chief, really... Rotten to the core, is top villain, big hoodlum!”

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                                                                        The guardians said, "Absolutely".

-Ace: "What !?"

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