Review Detail of Rhongomynaid in Extracting Billions Of Toxins And Tempering An Unsullied Body

,,This novel is better than every novel in the last batch and it's just decent to read,, My Friend soory to say this b-but......you are blind

blind.....in logic and taste

This is a good novel. It isn't anything too great though. It's not like I'm blown away by the plot, characters or world building. Nothing about them in this novel are anything close to special. This novel isn't very ambitious and thats fine with me. I'm not blind, last batch was just horrendous and you have embarrassingly low standards. It's still a good novel but not ambitious enough to be anywhere near the real top tier stuff (Reverend Insanity, Lord Of Mysterious etc) hence why I said it's just a good, fun read.

Wasn’t Astral Apostle in the previous batch? Or are you talking about the one before that?

Astral Apostle was in the previous batch, I am in fact talking about that one. While it wasn't bad I can't say that it is very good either due to the fact that there wasn't much that happened in the 19 chapters we got, it is a slower series. I'm not sure if it is good or not yet, it didn't scream special to me at the very least but it is promising. I get that it was made by the Legendary Mechanic guy but I'm not one to hold it in higher regard just because the author has a good track record. This novel on the other hand is just very consistent and while not nearly as ambitious does have a more entertaining 19 chapters at the very least. This is subject to change as both series progress but I'm sticking with my view that this is the best novel from both this and the last batch (from all the chapters we got at the very least which is again a mere 19).

So after reading the 19 chapters of this novel I disagree with you even more. This novel has no conflict, the mc doesn’t work for anything, and every character that has the power to be a threat to him treats him like they can’t afford to offend him. He’s carried 100% by his luck and his system. Even when he makes better cultivation techniques it doesn’t show him practicing them more than once (when he instantly masters it). If you like slice of life/face slap novels in the cultivation genre then fine, but don’t act it’s a better novel than any of the novels in this or the last batch.

I agree with you mostly. He is 100% carried by the system. Thing is: so what? Everything you said isn't really an issue . Why? This novel has something specific that it is trying to do and it's doing reasonably well. That's all there is to it. It's a bit like how you can't judge a slice of life by a seinens standards ) except I've no idea what sort of genre this is (or even astral apostle tbh). Some sort of chill cheat cultivation novel? There's tons of this stuff but this is believe it or not this is a part of the higher end of the bunch. I wouldn't hold this or those sign in novels to the same standards as stuff like Astral Apostle (or those classics I mentioned previously) because they're again fundamentally different. It doesn't take itself nearly as seriously and that's partly the point. For example, I wouldn't hold Death Note and Pokemon to the same standards. For goodness' sake this novel has a transmigrator who transmigrates and get's a cheat without any explanation and it's very obvious that we are most definitely not getting an explanation for any of this. It's self aware and gag like. How do you expect me to hold them to the same standards? Astral Apostles first 19 chapters might have been more promising and of higher quality when you're looking at the bigger picture of Astral Apostle but that's not what my reviews are about. I'm just reviewing the enjoyment from the 19 chapters I got by reading it how god intended. With the appropriate attitude which varies depending on what I'm reading. This does it's thing well. It's quick, entertaining and silly. Astral Apostle does its thing alright but it naturally falls behind in enjoyment solely because in the 19 chapters we got there was the buildup but no climax (it was in the middle of a fight) so the first 19 chapters weren't as enjoyable, there was no payoff. Hence I rated the first 19 chapters of this higher, it was simply more entertaining overall. Of course you might be actually be of the opinion that these sign in and system novels are inherently inferior and it's fine if you think that way but then it's best to not even attempt to compare the two at all since these sorts of novels just aren't your cup of tea. No need to shame anyone for liking one or even both types, you like what you like after all (not that I'm implying that you are).

Even in slice of life stories it’s normal for there to be at least some conflict even if it’s minor. I’m saying this story is inherently inferior because of what it’s trying to do, I’m saying it’s lacking elements necessary to make a story interesting. If you like when a character’s decisions are made arbitrary by their complete lack of consequence I find that strange.

*I’m not saying it’s inherently inferior because of what it’s trying to do

I never said this was a slice of life, I was using it as an example. Since you're saying the story is inherently inferior because of what it's trying to do then there's nothing I can really say about that, not your cup of tea then which I understand. I personally have stuff I don't care for too like Yin and Yang Cultivation on Wedding Night, I really don't care for that rubbish because of what it's trying to do, not so much the execution, I'm just put off. I suppose I agree to disagree. The "story" in this novel is funnily enough somewhat comparable to a slice of life where there isn't any tension and the protagonist is rather carefree and maybe the comedy will be good in the future for some laughs. Not much too it but in the context of it's own sub-genre or whatever I found it to be executed fairly well is all and I'm entertained.