Sawdust

Problem with throwing in every trope you can imagine is you forget what the plot itself should be. Here is our MC, originally a millionaire, gets gifted high grade materials to start with, 100m in cash, privileges, etc...but he is still messing around with shops and crap...to say nothing of the beast parts... This story is indeed trash.

Good so far. Hope road ahead is as planned and won't descend into mediocrity as has been observed by other reviewers here

Rather boring to say the truth. Far as I can tell, there is not much difference between this and someone suffering a psychological disaster, falling into a coma, and dreaming of what would.

Too much telling and too little showing. This may as well b a script with plot details outlined, waiting for someone to come in and fill in the dialogues, actions, and whatever elseakes for a story.

Though not bad in general, I really dont like like Jacks of all Trades novels. Just the lack of focus on a single or very few talents means the author can slack off really developing other aspects of writing. For example, the talent evolution at Tier 4 seems to be a development of the plot, but it is not. Not really. So far, he is going about suiciding just to push his talents. We have seen this happen. Why do we need to go through all of it in detail? A single and simple timeskip might be enough. Or multiple timeskips. Repetitions aren't just about words; even concepts and trends are repetitions. We already know that, as the MC upon whom the novel depends will never die, why bother with the nonsense? Author should instead expand the plot. Show how the MC really acquires more strange talents from cases where the opponent is not in a rush to kill him. Just walking up to be killed and acquire great talents got old fast.

I found a sword cultivator novel...well, a saber cultivator. YAY! Unfortunately, the author is so long winded...

Not a bad novel, just that there is no character or plot development. MC just attacks enemies, goes off hunting, or 'interacts' with people in the blandest of ways. In short, boring.