It is a good novel up to my reading point but it has serious pacing issues. Also the Author/Mc can't focus on a single damm thing and time skips are just dumb as hell. Mc says he needs 1 month to advance this, you would expect it takes a month or 2 but no he is 2 month in it and only 1 xp point away from getting it but just gives up this research direction and starts a side quest? Even though he is on a time limit because he needed it a month prior already and is already to slow so instead of focusing he just gives up? Mc is 1 reading of a book away from getting a new class which would grant new growth benefits and synergies but bro decides to start 5 additional projects and delay reading that one book for months and 30+ chapters...? Why? He could also get so much more progress if he just unlocks a few more classes by taking more branches, he is a potion master which is the advancement from potion apprentice but instead of quickly getting the poisen branch as well which evolves from apprentice and should have pretty similar conditions to the normal master one with the exception of maybe inventing a poisen or so (we don't know, they didn't show us in my current chapter) he copletely ignores it and takes on a new profession which takes ages longer than brewing a few more additional potions and get those damn free gifts

Good idea, terrible execution. The world building is a mess the characters are npcs or even worse then npcs and the story ... well I don't think there is any up to my current chapter (54). Some exaples: mc get's the stuff he teaches his disciples 10x back and with his first disciple he still had to make stuff up (techniques and so on) but after he learned it and got the 10x feedback he taught the complete methode (without flaws) to his disciple so he could gain a deeper progress into it, same if the technique evolved into a superior art. But, he only did it, like twice, before he forgot that he can do this and let's all his fuure disciples fumble around with half-complete, fractured techniques... Next point: his 2. Disciple itself makes no sense whatsoever but let's skip that part. Her talent is so awsome she entered the maximum of qi refining level 9 from nothing in 10 seconds... ok that's nice and all but how the hell did she make no progress after entering foundition establishment for months even though she cultivates passively all the time, and after devouring a void shattering martial artist she reached foundation establishment level 4. LEVEL 4!!! But! The 4th disciple devoured his nooby gift and instantly reached level 5 foundation establishment with worse talent because of some stupid flame. Yes it was a treasure, I get it. But the second one devoured someone 4 MAJOR Realms above her and leveled up 2 minor realms. These are just some exaples and it only gets worse some of the more insane shit, I haven't even mentioned. Maybe it gets better later on but I won't stick around to find out. May some other brave soul test this poison this novel just isn't for veteran readers with 100+ novels read. Maybe someone new to the genre could enjoy it

Top. The start is a bit weird and the actions the mc takes were kind of incomprehesible but it quickly got better. Just hold on until he brings the angler to the council from that point the story gets progressively better in my opinion. In its essence this is a slice of life/ comendy novel of the mc who lifes daily life but encounters more and more supernatural phenomenon. Additionally, the mystery revolves around the mc's transmigration as well as some unknowns in the world. He and his patchwork family just have fun with whatever life throws at them. For those being worried about the mc being unaware of his own power, don't worry about it as he becomes quickly aware of what he can do but still learns more about himself as the novel goes on. He does realise pretty quickly that nobody treats him as a normal awakend, there are no misunderstandings here.

Well, I didn't read far so take it with a grain of salt but here is my review. Story? No clue, I only read like 15 chapters so I can't comment much. Worldbuilding? Horrible... nothing gets explained. I still don't even know how many cultivation levels there are and what they are called but realm names get thrown around as if we should know what they are... I have read my fair share of cultivation novels over the last 5 years or so but I have no clue whatsoever happened here. The mc seems to have transmigrated into a novel since 10 years ago, at the age of 10 more or less. This novel has also been read by him and he knows a lot of details about it but somehow still has no grip on the common sense if you read between the lines. I won't go into detail because of wordlimits but if you have read enough similar novels you should know what I mean. Backround? Somehow everyone is dead?? Mc's dad, his mother, other elders except external ones, the last emperor, the mother of the current empress... (some are my guesses but should be close enough) and now the 2 people with the highest cultivation (we were told there are some hidden ones) but somehow a 20 year old prime minister and a 16 year old empress are the ones with the highest cultivation...(yes the parrents transfered theirs but it still makes no sense, if it is this easy why don't others pass down cultivation in theri own family) Last but not least, cultivation is wierd... it is oddly weak but somehow still strong? Mc anihilated more than a few sects (solo I guess) so power levels should scale quite a bit later on but they don't seem to have superhumen perception or the ability to fly? Even the cultivation techniques are wierd which becomes glaringly obvious after the princess soul injury in chapter 16 or so. In the end it's a problematic worldbuilding that puts me off, it doesn't matter if it's lacking a bit but it is a huge problem if there wasn't a single thought put into it... 15 chapters and there are at least 10 plotholes already.

Awsome world building, nice story and actual likeable side characters who are important to the story. Main focus stays on the mc, so don't worry about shifted focus midway through the story. Up to the current chapter there is probably no character I don't like and I even feel a bit bad about rippers final showdown with mc (I know she is bad but she didn't have a conflict with mc, this was just backround created by his power and now they have to kill each other, maybe it will change but hope is slim) the villains are cool, the heros are ok and the final boss (probably organisation) is still a mystery. There are tiny hints at nationalism but it is only in the way of him picking chinese characters above others and diliberately lowering the stats of other potential avatars in the character creation phase if they are non-chinese. But this review is written at chapter 200 maybe the future will change that part. The mc did give a negative comment about japanese work live but really nothing more than that no need to worry. Ignore Idbadreviews the mc kill 9 people in japan and that was only finishing off people that were already dead, his character does level up by killing but he only kills demons too level up. Even in the auction arc where the whole mission was to kill everyone he didn't kill a single person throughout. Even after that he hasn't killed anyone.

Well, it should be your typical urban rich story with woman everywhere you look but I haven't read enough to judge that part. If you ignore the woman part than it's quite good so far but don't take my word for it, haven't read much after all. I just have a feeling that he will have more than one girlfriend but maybe I am wrong. I would be happy if someone could give a review on how many woman he has in the newest chapters cus I don't want to read harem but maybe I am wrong and he stays loyal, who knows. If some who has read everything would be so kind and to tell us that would be nice, cus the tags on this novel are quite spars.