Review Detail of DarkD in Florida Man's General Store in Cultivation World

This series is a giant Meh for me. It's fun for a hundred chapters, then you start to notice that the author is making things up as he goes along. You start to notice that the world has long since had it's most impressive secrets revealed and they weren't anything special. My ultimate verdict is, read it until you stop enjoying it. This was an average author having an amazing idea. I would actually give him 3.8 overall, but the overall score is an element of factors I can't give the author a lot of credit for. The writing quality is a ridiculously broad category that I can attribute about a hundred factors to. So for the purposes of my sanity, I'm just gonna treat it like grammar. The grammar was fine. Nothing really stood out as either great or terrible to me. Stability of update... This is webnovel, there are no novels on this site with less than 5 star update stability. Story development was disappointing.. I loved the idea behind the fiction and they never really made me wanna drop the fiction with some terrible plot twist, but the author is clearly making it up as he goes along. Ideas he had in early chapters are overwritten and forgotten in later chapters. In fact, everything revealed about the protagonists back story doesn't make a lot of sense. It's like the author wanted to throw in ideas, but didn't care about fitting them into the existing plot. Character design. Meh. The author tries a bit with the protagonist Leo, but even that is a rather shallow depiction of the legendary Florida culture. The rest of the characters are generic and are never really given the chance to become meaningful characters. The world background is like a jumbalaya of various ideas the author liked thrown into a pot without much care. I'd say the world background is a combination of cultivation, sci-fi and litRPG. I have no idea how that combination is supposed to work, but just turn your brain off and see how long you last.