My Augmented Statuses Have Unlimited Duration

I recommend this. Other reviews mention that the story is fairly typical for the genre, that it shifts in tone and pacing twice, and that the ending is rather rushed with content that could have supported twice the number of chapters. All of that is true! But it's not bad to be typical for the genre when you like the genre. The plot is solid, maintains direction, and doesn't leave you hanging. The world building and power system of the MC are interesting. It's one of my favorites among dozens I've read.

It was a great novel, with good character development, a solid premise, compelling villains, excellent world-building – everything was good. Only the last two hundred and fifty chapters were rushed. This nine hundred-chapter romance could easily have been two thousand chapters without losing its essence.

The idea is original and the MC is likable. He is calculating and plans every step, especially in the earlier parts of the novel. It is also especially refreshing, as it doesn’t use a lot of the common tropes that you usually find in cultivation novels. ( no young masters courting death ) The later part of the novel feel a bit rushed as the story and world that was build could have gone for at least 1, 500 chapters. Although that didn’t put me off too much as it is pretty common in these kind of novels. All in all it has been a pretty enjoyable read for me and I would recommend but it’s best you judge for yourself.

This novel was very entertaining at first, but gradually went downhill, at some point it starts getting boring. Usually, with predictable novels like this one, what gets you hooked up is either some interesting idea used or power system or character, but you get none of it here. . most characters besides the MC get forgotten after a while. And lastly, the MC we are stuck with is quite a one-track character, there's no development, so once you get tired of it the entire novel gets very boring. Dropped it at around cp480, finished reading It after a few weeks because a friend kept saying it would get better later on. . . It didn't.

The idea of the story is really nice, and then novel over all is good but in my opinion it ends veing too repetitive, I ended up droping it 200 chapters away from the end. It was boring. But still i would recomend to give it a try, I spent a good time reading this.

The basis of the novel, that is, the infinite increases, is very original, but the novel has nothing original. . . As soon as it begins, it is already an exact copy of another novel, it is already discouraging that this happens in the first chapter. And as each chapter progresses it gets more boring.

I'm a little mixed despite broadly enjoying this story. It definitely had the potential to be something along the lines of Top Tier Providence, but the ending wraps things up fairly suddenly, and the story shifts significantly after about two hundred chapters. The first two hundred focus on the protagonist being a morally neutral Fang Yuan. Cunning plans, schemes, benefits, but nothing morally reprehensible besides slavery. Great usage is made of the cheat and it's carefully curated while we see him exploit the system. After two hundred chapters, we never see his stats again, status effects are only thrown on once in 50-100 chapters, and the protagonist is constantly rushing from plot action to plot action. It's not bad, and there's a lot of great humor, but it becomes more of a conventional xianxia with a perpetual motion machine for a protagonist, rather than the cunning behind the scenes work that characterized the earlier chapters. I still recommend it overall, but it does feel like it could have been better, given more time and care.

Got to chapter 254 before giving up. Just too boring. Main character is 2 dimensional, always wins, and is always right. Now don't get me wrong, I like overpowered characters and face slapping, but this is not it.

Hmm, I enjoyed some, but fine overall. Ending was bad, though I'm not sure since I was mostly skimming the last 50 chapters. Like a lot of novels, the story was contained in less than 10 years, though the last 10 chapters was huge timeskips before the final battle which was sh*t.

it is a very good story, it was well developed and was not repetitive, in addition it is a light and fun story to read, although the ending could have been better, I highly recommend you read it.