Sunshine001
what's with the convoluted stats, just write the Total amount, not the (+5) sht, if you still want that, write it somewhere different as weapon bonus or whatever you like
This story is really great! I love how supportive the little system is... I hope you can have time to give more new updates?
I'd like to know too
I read this from another site and i reallly liked the story and art ! I finally found more chapters but its not with pictures?? Helpp pls lol
I'll put The World Online in my reading list, I've actually read the first 6 chapters. The rest that you've recommended, I've already read them, they certainly are gems (well the Novel's Extra was for the first 150 chapters or so lol). Tyvm, The World Online will be my next read.
There's like tens of cultivation novel like that, you my friend are a true cultivator of dao
This is not true he does kill many female enemies and even kills female "great-enemies". I do NOT blame the OP because the author does allude to this many times and even says if you were not a girl I would have killed you already. The thing is with those girls they were very minor enemies who were only there for a couple of chapters and he does destroy their cultivation at least. This is not the best outcome where they should have been killed off for trying to kill the MC, but again these are/were just the minor, here-today-gone-tomorrow, enemies (or enemies of the moment).
this mc has to be the biggest noob ever its a descent story but mc so dumb getting fustrated
I don't like this kind of stupid mc...always giving the benefits to others but he himself don't take advantage of it...like he always give high tier pills to some sect or decode some unknown cultivation techniques that are unknown to them but still return it to them, and guess what kind of payment did he require!? A fucking favor from them! What if those sects didn't fulfill their promise?! A fucking former great principle golden immortal but doesn't know how to take advantage of those opportunities?
That long????
I'm a little impatient so I'll try to read 100 chapters before deciding if I should read it
I'm genuinely having a great time with this. The theatrical segment featuring the global consciousness AI's, in particular, has captivated me. Although the translation isn't finished and I'm relying on my own understanding (Machine Translation), I don't perceive any significant hostility towards the senseless slaughters. After all, I appreciate that level of intensity, so I wouldn't necessarily厌恶 it.
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