Cultivation Journey Of A Failure

A fairly interesting cultivation novel. While it's true that I can see certain inspirations in some chapters, that's not a bad thing, as the author has done a good job drawing inspiration without copying from the works that may have influenced him. Moving on, like many other cultivation novels, it initially follows the traditional cultivation realms, but this changes as the story progresses, revealing the unique aspects the author has managed to create and utilize. Additionally, it also features a unique element in how the characters learn their own cultivation methods. So, in terms of the power system, it's a job very well done. But power systems aren't everything in a novel—let's talk about the characters. They might just be the best part of the work. Most of the characters (if not all) feel quite organic, with well-defined personalities. The relationships aren’t empty either; characters change as they spend more time together. To finish with the next point: the plot. This novel, at least up to where I’ve read, has done a great job tying up loose ends. Nothing happens just because—it all happens for a reason, and the author knows how to handle this by leaving subtle details in the story while indirectly developing the characters, their thoughts, and their actions. So, if you're looking to read a cultivation novel written by an author who knew how to use his inspirations and the typical foundations of cultivation novels as the base for his own unique creation—this is the one for you.