6/10 it was entertaining enough to read for a while, but the entertainment disappeared the more I read it, I just don't care about the characters, they don't feel reasonably realistic, their relationship doesn't make sense, they're both unlikable people, and because of that i don't care about what happens to them in the future.

Idiot Mc, Doesn't use his cheat because he's afraid of unstable foundation, when the true usefulness of his cheat is to increase foundation. (-1 star).

Cheat has a hidden, not disclosed effect, of absorbing the cultivation of his other selfs, totally unnecessary, losing the meaning of "foundation" in the context of the cheat given the explanations. (-1 star)

Original characters of Eternal Life have distorted personalities to conform to the author's writing ability, making everyone dumber, accepting the mc's sudden big increase in cultivation by a heaven and earth treasure without pressing further beyond what it was. (-1 star)

Overall: Good idea, terribly executed, so many ways to use the cheat and he uses it as a time stop machine (time stop in the main world while he adventures in the others) that comes with extra resource with each use (other self (foundation), treasures). Giving 2 star instead of one just because I like the genre and i didn't read that far beyond, so maybe the author corrects these point outs I made.

Commentary: Correct me if I'm wrong but the dude can literally kill every version of him in a normal world to gain tremendous foundation without necessarily absorbing cultivation, but he insist to risk it all by killing versions of him in stronger worlds, if the author were to think for even a second, he would realize that the other versions of the mc won't necessarily be "cultivators" in stronger worlds, the author is forcing the other versions of the mc to be relatively strong in turn for the "foundation" gained to be increased to give an efficiency outlook, but ignores the effect of time stop, making this efficiency pointless.

Anyone who has read the author's old book would know that he is pure racist with Cn supremacy complex, like in this novel the author mentions that mc is a chinese for every 10 sentences and always mentions that eastern women r gentle and virtuous, and often saying that he doesn't care whatever happens to american people etc...so u can guess what type of charcter would the mc have,so if u can ignore that then it's a decent read.......

"Hunter had no sense of identity with the 'land of the free' beneath his feet.....The education he received in his previous life made him wish it could be even more chaotic here".. Lines like these made me reduce my 3 star rating in to 2 star.. evert time I try my best to ignore these racist or inhumanistic remarks but the author keeps on mentioning these often making it really irritating

2.5 stars , I probably don't need to tell much , it's THE SIMULATION NOVEL lol , he made four simulations till now which take nothing at all and is already a body integration realm expert but the thing is he never even left his room from chapter 1 and it's been less than half an hour since the first chapter. Lol it's basically 99.9% simulation story

Update after finishing: it was rushed , by 313 chapters there was no end in sight by it ended abruptly in 2 chapters...lol , it's ok for time pass, specially for someone like me whose been reading novels for almost half a decade and has read most good novels of interested genres plus I just recently gave my pc for warranty and have to pass these few weeks doing a whole lot of nothing as an unemployed youth whose supposed to go abroad in a few months to persue higher studies.

It's not as quick paced as many of the other novels but it does intricately explore how someone ascends to immortality. The main character is quite poor(literally starts out with basically nothing) and doesn't have the greatest fortune but the interpersonal relations are nicely done. This does mean that for some readers it may be quite boring but I personally like it.

4/5 because I can't put 3.8/5.

I'm up to 102 chappie, so far I haven't seen the forced romance yet. In fact, so far up to this MC doesn't have much off-field life lol he IS a bootlicker, but often it's in a manipulative way, and if not then it's in a comedy way so it isn't really something that annoys me.

I have no earthly idea why the author hates Özil so much... Calling him a "dead fish eyed attacking midfielder" and other such nicknames, insulting his appeareance most of all, I'm not a fan of RM or a German so I'm wondering wtf Özil did to China for the author to lambast him so; he isn't classically handsome but not ugly either, kinda look like the kid from Lazy Town haha. He goes out of the story fairly quickly though so if you're willing to ignore that, it's alright.

I haven't gotten to any National Team stuff so idk what he ends up doing there, though it's explicitly said he won't ever play for China which is why I'm being more lenient with this.

As always, there's He Wei and Chinese commentary, Chinese marketing ads deals, etc. but thankfully it's minimal compared to other novels that would have already shoved in the Chinese jade beauty by now.