villain cultivator is just a bunch of sm*t without good sm*t and the mc is f*ck*d in the head
this is a very good novel but for 2 years or so the author has stopped updating for some reason. I like it and thus kept it in my library and thus now know about the 2 new chapters uploaded. U should read it as it is very good. Although there are 1 or 2 R-18 scenes overall the novels fab.
Is there any romance?
Probably not, some users just don't use comments anyway.
Good Novel. I recommend reading it. As long as you can get past the first arc (academy) that was made by quite lazily for the mc to have connections then you can enjoy a decent nove.
Despite how much I adore this story, the translation is quite challenging, to the point of making me emotional. For those considering starting, I highly recommend reading it without any breaks or pauses, particularly at the beginning. The frequent changes in terms can be confusing if not approached continuously. The author does provide descriptions when introducing new names or concepts, but they can be ineffective if you struggle to keep track of the various characters.
Adding a personal reflection:
What I truly appreciate about this novel is the mutual respect among the characters. Even powerful figures like Hwang Jiho, despite their dominance, never disrespect Eushin or question him, which stands out from typical stories where influential characters have an arrogant demeanor. They consider Eushin a benefactor and maintain a level of respect regardless of his human status and student background.
It's remarkable how Hwang Jiho, despite his age, undergoes significant character development throughout the story. His adaptability is commendable, and he serves as a refreshing example compared to the static characters in many novels. The flexibility displayed by most characters towards those they love or respect, including their elite status, adds to the charm of the story.
Eushin's ability to eliminate arrogance early on, ensuring a pleasant environment for his beloved characters, is a key reason why this novel stands out. It's a refreshing change from narratives where annoying characters often test one's patience. The absence of arrogance is indeed a breath of fresh air, and Eushin's actions contribute to the overall likability of the story.
"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.
I saw a racism tag and almost spat blood...
Nah, this was good. Of course if you’ve read many novels with the same setting you’ll find it boring and repetitive but I found myself laughing many times cause the mc is hilarious and his thought process is weird but enjoyable.
The only bad thing about this is the LACK OF D*MN CHAPTERS. WE NEED MORE WE NEED MORE
The author forgot many things after reaching 400 chapters. The Stories became more and more annoying to read. The novel described mc to be smart and scheming but in reality he just an overpower idiot
Let me summarize the dynamic of the main cast of characters for you:MC has a harem of Karens and he’s an “immigrant” cashier whose manager, security and other higher ups have all dipped to Hawaii and are unreachable indefinitely.