Review Detail of LostEra in The Daily Life of the Immortal King

This novel is about a teenager living in a world of cultivation that has grown to have a similar society as the real world. The mc's parents are normal people without much cultivation while the mc has the most op body in this world. His father is a very popular web novel author who strangely has many fans among the top cultivators of the world (I personally suspect that the high level cultivators after reading a satisfying chapter subconsciously 'bless' the author and his family and after many chapters and blessings an op son is born). The mc is so op that he's a danger to society. His soul is too strong for most formations and machines so they break all the time and his body is so strong that the backlash from accidentally bumping into the mc will likely kill most people. The mc rarely talks and that creates it's own problems and despite the mc knowing that they misunderstood, because he can read people's mind, he never corrects them. This story is meant to be a comedy story but most of the comedy feels forced. And of course some jokes are funny but there are also a lot of misses. And this is made even more clear because the mc does not really has a goal in life (except of course trying to not stand out). The mc is boring and the author throws all kinds of writing techniques to liven up the story but that is very hard with an mc who does everything to make it seem like he has nothing to do with it. In a way the humor is similar to Library of Heavens Path but since the mc does not participate it is not as funny. The villains are not much better either but that has more to do with that they all follow a similar process. First they are out doing bad things, they get interrupted by mc by accident, they want to battle/take revenge with mc, they get killed or mc is mistaken as a different person and villain starts worshipping mc. So in summary the story development is not very good because mc is too op and has no goals in live so as a reader I have no clue about where the story is going but then again that bit of uncertainty might be the best part of the story too