Taoist Antecedent of the Yellow Court

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Novel is very good. Only thing that slightly (very slightly) annoys me is the name of cultivation/techniques grade name.
Technique grades: The grades of a Technique: Preliminary, Refined, Lateral, Authentic, Mystical, Unrivaled, Primate, and Antecedent.

If anyone finds the cultivation grade list, please comment.

This look interesting.
MC teleport in cultivation world with a game which human created to train it's people. it seems gamer can take game items to real world and keep game power in real life.
I wonder how the fk human (Earth) created this?
This novel have quite a lack of logic.
it's up to you guys whatever to you guys like this type of novel.
I don't like this type of story.

Genuinely a good story. I thought that the game world would degenerate into the common tropes we've seen so often, but it's mainly a side hustle. The story focuses on the real world. There are no arrogant young masters, no face-slapping, no cliches. It's a pretty simple cultivation story, which I really enjoy.

Read the summary, expected a disappointment and was surprised to get a worthwhile story.
The gaming ring is actually not the most OP thing the MC optains in the first few chapters, but I won't spoil.
The characters of the MCs brother and sister are alright, not really important but still nice to have. The rest of the people are generic so far.
It is a classic Cultivation novel with a few twists which keep it interesting.
Not much is known about the world and the game world has more interesting characters which is kind of a shame, but the author is not really talented at writing action scenes which rarely happen in this kind of novel.
Give it a try