OP MC who has no idea he is OP. Everyone else is aware and think he is acting as a mortal. Misunderstandings. If you read these types of novels before, they pretty much all follow the same format and story. Nothing original, almost making me think I've already read this. If you have read "I'm Actually a Cultivation Bigshot" or "It Turns Out That I Am a Peerless God of War", then you basically already read this book.

The best way to describe it so far..It's a scuffed imitation version of Emperor's Domination. Also the MC is supposed to be millions of years old....and he is into his contracted/arranged marriage wife that is like 17 years old? If you haven't read Emperor's Domination, I recommend you read that instead of this. Most of it is already translated. If you already read Emperor's Domination, I recommend you don't read this. If you like face slapping and don't care about plot and bad writing, then go for it.

Enjoyable novel if you like these types. MC is reincarnated into a slave with no memories. The story follows his journey of trying to surive and slowly rising up in status. A lot of politics and schemes. He introduces new things/tech as any typical reincarnated MC. MC is also a know it all.

This is the peak cultivation novel. Read elsewhere since it is fully translated.

Read a few chapters and the MC is a dying old man trying to collect wives and have xxx to complete a system mission. Select the back button, delete this from your web history, and move on with your life. You are welcome.

Enjoyable novel. Involves investure of the gods, cultivation, mortals, worshipping, heavenly dao, etc.. The major downside I felt was the repetitve actions of certain characters. Basically brainless characters that are heavily involved with the story, and i wished the author would have just killed them off or given them extra brain cells. They act like idiots and keep bothering/trying to kill the MC. This happens...a lot. This almost ruined the story for me since it kept happening.

Really enjoyable novel if you like these types. A misunderstanding novel where the MC has no idea that he is super OP. Basically everything he touches/uses turns to gold. In turn, everyone thinks he is playing around/ practicing being mortal, so they also try to play along. Also random casual things he says, they take it serious or try to find meaning with it. Slowly has a village/sect of OP followers that he thinks are just regular/untalented people. Definitely cliche, but I think it was better than most novels that follow this type of plot.

If you like kingdom building, loyal subordinates, and MC that always know the right choice, this could be for you. I lost interest with it because a subordinate/first general of his makes a major mistake. He disregards the MC's order and leads his troops to fight the enemy. They lose a city due to this and the general disappears. The general later comes back and helps the MC. There is no mention of punishment or anything for the general. All that happens is that the MC seems to notice that the general becomes more shrewd after. The general also says stupid stuff/ disagrees with the MC repeatedly after. Also all his subordinates are somehow super loyal to him because he gives them a position. They were previously either about to betray him or they left the enemy to join him.

Honestly not bad. I found it enjoyable. The MC does get underestimated a lot due to signs of having a certain disease early on. This gets resolved later, but it is annoying at the beginning. Other than that, it revolves around the MC and son's experiences. They both end up with a system/special treasure of sorts. Nothing special, but if you enjoy fast cultivation and OP MCs, this should be for you. It isn't too brainless.

Pretty bad. Prophecy/curse predicts that he is going to die. So even when he is super strong, keeps winning/living, everyone disregards and disrespects him. This happens throughout the whole story with the same characters. It's a basic op genius MC with a system and faceslapping. The worst part is the repetitive reactions of the side characters. His younger brother wants to kill him and his parents keep taking the younger brothers side. Then they realize he becomes strong, so they feel regret, but then everyone thinks the MC will die to due to a prophecy/curse, so it keeps looping/repeating. This happens throughout the story, like 5+ times with his family. This loop also happens with most of the side characters in different situations...The loop does not end... If you like mindless faceslapping novels with repeat cliches and bot characters, this is for you! Otherwise, save your brain cells and stare at a wall rather than read this.