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The start of the novel (modern world martial artists) is rather cliche but very fast-paced with MC that grows on steroids soloing any adversity. Despite that it lacks depth, due to lots of action you feel the urge to continue reading and see how it develops. The second arc (Cangwu realm - xianxia world cultivators) is a bit better and finally resembles a proper cultivation novel, with sects that battle each other. It's less cliche, but still quite monotonous in the way the characters behave and think, being the background for MC, as if the novel was written by a high-schooler. The third arc (North Sea Star) is cliche brainless fighting. In the novel, there are many moments with people being shocked about MC and his feats, since he's a growing all-arounder. The world background is interesting tho, but in my opinion the novel lacks more sophiscitated plot and characters for much better execution.
The start of the novel (modern world martial artists) is rather cliche but very fast-paced with MC that grows on steroids soloing any adversity. Despite that it lacks depth, due to lots of action you feel the urge to continue reading and see how it develops. The second arc (Cangwu realm - xianxia world cultivators) is a bit better and finally resembles a proper cultivation novel, with sects that battle each other. It's less cliche, but still quite monotonous in the way the characters behave and think, being the background for MC, as if the novel was written by a high-schooler. The third arc (North Sea Star) is cliche brainless fighting. In the novel, there are many moments with people being shocked about MC and his feats, since he's a growing all-arounder. The world background is interesting tho, but in my opinion the novel lacks more sophiscitated plot and characters for much better execution.