This is not a novel for everyone. It is slow, sort of a slice of life in cultivation world. The novel challenges the basic premise of most cultivation novels, in that: immortal cultivation means cutting-off one's mortal connections. Basically longevity for longevity sake. The MC asked "OK, you've got your longevity, then what?". What is your purpose? The MC and his cohorts decided on a different path. I quite enjoyed it, but I can see fans of face slapping, revenge etc will be put off. The only downside is, it is very slow and some will find it boring.

I thought a somewhat normal MC would be a good read. Unfortunately, a dumb one like this MC is a bit hard to stomach. The story itself is more like soap opera as opposed to pursuit of wizardry. A below average novel.

This is more of a fairytale one tells children. The MC cultivation progress is as easy as drinking water. He is golden core one week, in a couple weeks he is nascent soul. The whole setup is getting more and more ridiculous as it progresses.

Very average, sorta meh novel. As the title suggests, luck index number golden finger that refreshes daily. Typical declining family facing pressures, how with MC luck score, he gain items/opportunities to turn his mediocre qualifications and help his family.

The first 50 odd chapters were quite interesting, then it started to mixed with mythological figures and the MC seems too OP, making the whole story uninteresting.

Quite good. My main problem with the novel is: too many coincidences that makes the whole storyline overly manufactured. The primary one was how a sudden explosion that in the end resulted in the emperor bumping his head and ..... There are few others somewhat minor instances.

Ugh! What kind of poison is this? I don't know how to describe this. Typical face slapping, disorganized storyline.

1.5/5. A great concept poorly executed. It felt like I am reading story for kindergarten level.

Yikes! What a waste of 1600 chapters. 10 chapters in, readers will find this is nothing more than a juvenile's day dream with barely any depth. A wish fulfillment system and brainless storyline.

I don't know anything about painting or calligraphy; perhaps, these factors affect my ability to truly appreciate this story. I find the whole storyline a bit dry. There are quite a bit of dramas but they are repetitive. If this is a 400 chapters novel I think it would be much better.