This Young Master is not Cannon Fodder

Very good story. When mc goes into story telling mode and writes stories for the people he meets as pratoganists it cracks me up. On the other hand when people mc can kill if he just wants to manage to escape death and keep plotting against mc it just infuriates me. I mean he salughtered thousands of enemies on purpose and bystanders without meaning to but cultivators that plot against him has the plot armor buff. I wish he had at least one one shot kill move and just offed them when they showed that they were trouble.

I love this novel, and I know a lot of people don’t but let me tell you why it’s good. First off it has a strong main character. Unlike many of the comments say he isn’t overpowered, at least not more overpowered than any protagonist would be. Second off, people complain this story doesn’t have an overarching plot but I think that’s what makes the story so good. It allows the story branch into multiple miniature plots at once which is equally entertaining. The novel also humorously references a lot of cliches in cultivation novels and does it well, which sets it apart from other novels. Overall I like the characters and the story is very well written. I highly recommend it, I enjoyed it a lot and I hope you do too.

This is a novel that very few people will like. Because the mc has no goal he just gets overly powerful. At first glance, there is nothing special about this novel and doesn't look like the author put much thought into writing it. Still, I like this novel to me the fact that the mc doesn't have a goal is the beauty of this novel. Even though there is not a main goal still the many arc of this story is interesting. And this novel shows us a new style. And I always love those novels which implement something original in them, it doesn't matter whether the things implemented is good or bad.

I found this novel interesting at first the MCs whole MO just sitting there getting overpowered and bullshitting his way through encounters sure the progressions good but it felt dragged out and I gradually lost intrest.

This novel is basically a parody of other cultivation tropes than put a unique/normal spin on them to do something new with it. Basically, I just enjoy this novel so if you got time, why not read it to see if you enjoy it. However most of the recent stuff got deleted so I cant say if they going to replace the chapters.

The biggest problem with this novel is that author wants to eat his cake and have it too. Despite the MC being written as an overpowered character, he never actually wins, on the contrary any fight not with his juniors is basically just him getting outclassed in comprehension and techniques or being beaten within an inch of his life until asspulling a method to win the fight then letting the enemy slip away. For someone supposedly cultivating the best techniques born to the strongest person in the world raised with a golden spoon he is laughably weak. Read my expanded thoughts in the spoilers. Ultimately it brings a refreshing and unique cultivation novel from what I would consider an 8/10 all the way down to a 5, thats how repetetive it gets. Would give 2. 5, but since I cant and it doesn't deserve 3 stars it gets 2. Mild spoilers up to chapter 160 where I am he has yet to defeat a single antagonist. They always get away, if it was just one of the villains it would be one thing but literally every character who is an overarching enemy manages to escape from his grasp multiple times. Feels like the author just needlessly dragging things out.

It's a good story overall and a rather fresh take on a Wuxia story. There's multiple reincarnators, the MC is one. The story and plot is rather unique since it isn't a rag to riches type story. Its very funny and pokes fun at other Wuxia stories. There's no real romance or anything, buts it is a good story overall.

Got to chapter 102 on **** an i was enjoying it then saw it had been added here. I don't think its translated, it also feels like a western author.