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To much unnecessary description. Example if the Mc punches it is not described as the Mc punching noo its described as if the Mc is a Immortal Soul Peak Absolute realm cultivatior destroying space and time of all 9 realm of existence and that while he is still at the weakest beginner realm rank 6
I enjoyed this novel and am waiting for it to surpass the already translated work which reached 170 chapters
I have only read 32 chapters, but the novel is promising. Reminds me of good ol World's Best Martial Artist vibes somewhat. Hopefully it doesn't disappoint.
I highly recommend this novel as it's quite a gem. The translator/s also did well translating the novel. Thank you! The protagonist of the novel is Li Yuan, a talented and hardworking young man who tries to get into a top school without 'awakening' a martial arts spirituality. Spirituality is quite important as it allows you to get more resources like a higher cultivation manual that allows you to cultivate faster. Awakening a spirituality also gives you extra points on the college examination, so it's a big deal. Students who have awakened spirituality are placed in the elite class, while the others are in the ordinary class. Li Yuan, in his third year of high school, didn't manage to awaken his spirituality despite his talent, so he worked harder and met people who can be considered to be his Bole. It's blood boiling to see how Li Yuan, a person who didn't awaken his spirituality, gradually rises to the top. He's also from an ordinary family, so they struggle to provide for his cultivation resources. Of course, he doesn't immediately get strong and become the number one among his generation. It's a gradual process. There's a lot of characters appearing here and there. Most of them don't just fade off the background, having a presence from time to time. I actually didn't expect to cry two times for a side character as I got attached to them, too. Overall, it's a novel worth reading to. Give it a chance, you might like it.
It's interesting to see a character with a cultivation "disability" that is not hated or berated. The MC is simply seen as a talented youth with an issue, but not one that can't be overcome. I enjoy characters seeing his talent and hard work and valuing him even though he is behind others. I'm 60 chapters in and have not lost my suspension of disbelief.
To much unnecessary description. Example if the Mc punches it is not described as the Mc punching noo its described as if the Mc is a Immortal Soul Peak Absolute realm cultivatior destroying space and time of all 9 realm of existence and that while he is still at the weakest beginner realm rank 6
I enjoyed this novel and am waiting for it to surpass the already translated work which reached 170 chapters
I have only read 32 chapters, but the novel is promising. Reminds me of good ol World's Best Martial Artist vibes somewhat. Hopefully it doesn't disappoint.
I highly recommend this novel as it's quite a gem. The translator/s also did well translating the novel. Thank you! The protagonist of the novel is Li Yuan, a talented and hardworking young man who tries to get into a top school without 'awakening' a martial arts spirituality. Spirituality is quite important as it allows you to get more resources like a higher cultivation manual that allows you to cultivate faster. Awakening a spirituality also gives you extra points on the college examination, so it's a big deal. Students who have awakened spirituality are placed in the elite class, while the others are in the ordinary class. Li Yuan, in his third year of high school, didn't manage to awaken his spirituality despite his talent, so he worked harder and met people who can be considered to be his Bole. It's blood boiling to see how Li Yuan, a person who didn't awaken his spirituality, gradually rises to the top. He's also from an ordinary family, so they struggle to provide for his cultivation resources. Of course, he doesn't immediately get strong and become the number one among his generation. It's a gradual process. There's a lot of characters appearing here and there. Most of them don't just fade off the background, having a presence from time to time. I actually didn't expect to cry two times for a side character as I got attached to them, too. Overall, it's a novel worth reading to. Give it a chance, you might like it.
It's interesting to see a character with a cultivation "disability" that is not hated or berated. The MC is simply seen as a talented youth with an issue, but not one that can't be overcome. I enjoy characters seeing his talent and hard work and valuing him even though he is behind others. I'm 60 chapters in and have not lost my suspension of disbelief.
Love it so far. Anyone knows where to read the MTL?