a guy with a lot of free time
So, this one starts strong and just keeps going. The MC is easy to relate to. He acts and reacts like a normal human, which is also not something I expect out of the average story about cultivation. He thinks before he acts, seems like a decent guy and does what needs to be done, whether he likes doing it or not. The MC is very aware of how dangerous the world he lives in is and it shows in the way he thinks and acts. The antagonist is just perfectly done so far. Just strong enough to always be a threat, but still feasibly beatable with how the story is progressing and even when they aren't present, they are a looming threat that drives the story forward. So far, every character that has shown up in the story had clear motivations and believable interactions and relationships. I liked every single one of them because of this. No character is good or evil just for giggles and you get to know just enough to make you realize that. Character growth is another thing this story does very well and that this is already visible after like 30 chapters, is amazing to me. The combat is very well described and also easy to read. The world building is easily digestable and never dumped in huge textwalls. It is interwoven into conversations, actions, the setting, etc. And the setting is just so inspired, I feel like saying anything more about it than that, would take away from the story.
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Webnovel
So, this one starts strong and just keeps going. The MC is easy to relate to. He acts and reacts like a normal human, which is also not something I expect out of the average story about cultivation. He thinks before he acts, seems like a decent guy and does what needs to be done, whether he likes doing it or not. The MC is very aware of how dangerous the world he lives in is and it shows in the way he thinks and acts. The antagonist is just perfectly done so far. Just strong enough to always be a threat, but still feasibly beatable with how the story is progressing and even when they aren't present, they are a looming threat that drives the story forward. So far, every character that has shown up in the story had clear motivations and believable interactions and relationships. I liked every single one of them because of this. No character is good or evil just for giggles and you get to know just enough to make you realize that. Character growth is another thing this story does very well and that this is already visible after like 30 chapters, is amazing to me. The combat is very well described and also easy to read. The world building is easily digestable and never dumped in huge textwalls. It is interwoven into conversations, actions, the setting, etc. And the setting is just so inspired, I feel like saying anything more about it than that, would take away from the story.
Paragon's God Path
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