For me, the book ended around chapter 320. When the title of the book happened. I don't think the Mouloud’s review is completely right. The author literally explained the work of the system at the beginning. It gives the hero rewards, but also confronts him with problems, that is, it's a buff with a debuff. The dude legitimately introduced a cliche into the plot, I think it's not bad. Also, the main character survives only for the reason that he CONSTANTLY cultivates. Early on, he begins to live literally in a state of cultivation. I consider it legitimate to get ahead of the problems for this work. And it is absolutely stupid to consider a person a coward because he is afraid to die, because he literally knows that problems will find him (the system), as well as knowledge of what creatures stronger than you are capable of in the fantasy world (the main character himself shows this). He even abuses the system with problems (it is written in the work).
I really like the character of the main character, I really believe in his existence. But the problem is that it is difficult to observe such characters as the heroes of the work, it is difficult to fix it here.
But the problem with the work is that it is breakthrough very fixed to the enemies, the rewards are given strangely (then just for fun), the increase in the known area is too fast (most of which are ignored), strange martial arts development, strange behavior of people.
But the book pleased me for several days. In general, the book is not for everyone