I concur with Drake888's assessment. The story is engaging overall, particularly within the slice-of-life genre, but the main character (MC) is the weak point. It's best enjoyed in smaller doses rather than consecutive hundred-chapter reads, as the repetitiveness starts to set in.
The book serves as a great stress reliever or a palate cleanser between intense stories. However, my interest waned after Chapter 375 due to the MC's increasingly unlikeable behavior. He constantly emphasizes his belief in hard work as the sole reason for his success, which becomes annoying, especially when he repeatedly attributes his "luck" with the firefly grass experience packs. While he does put effort into his plants, his actions aren't significantly more arduous than those of other cultivators, and his casual use of his cheat ability feels off.
Additionally, the repetitive jokes about the scabbard become grating, suggesting either an attempt at smut or a hypocritical dig at the harem genre, given the author's earlier critique.
yea i hate authors like this. i write them down on a blacklist to never read their work again. so far its only 4 authors but still, hate wasting my time reading hundreds of chapters diving into a world where the author just shts all over it by not finishing their work
nanomancer is a favorite of mine and I highly recommend it. (my profile pic is nanomancer's mc)
I eventually understand why this novel has such a bad rank in the final chapter...
chinese? i thought this would be a japanesel ight novel
Why does mc looks like Rimuru
these stories rly arent good for my heart >.<
This is finished don't mind the ongoing
Has this been dropped?
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The name of the author got me ?
Did this get dropped?