I Can Add Points Infinitely

My Thoughts on I Can Add Points Infinitely

Okay, so I finally finished "I Can Add Points Infinitely," and I have some thoughts. It's a bit of a mixed bag, but overall, I found it an enjoyable read, especially if you're already into the xianxia genre.

First Impressions

Initially, I was drawn in by the promise of a cunning protagonist and a fast cultivation system. The early chapters definitely deliver on that front. It's a pretty standard system novel at the start, but it does what it needs to do to get you hooked. The pacing is good, and the chapters are a manageable length, which I always appreciate.

What Works Well

The system itself, while not groundbreaking, is well-executed. It's not overly complicated, and it serves the story without being too intrusive. I also appreciated the blend of familiar system tropes with the later integration of Chinese mythology. The author does a decent job of weaving in elements of Pangu, Nuwa, and the Three Pure Ones. It's a different take, and the execution is different enough to hold your attention.

Areas of Concern

The second half, while interesting, sometimes felt a bit like reading a textbook. If you're well-versed in Chinese mythology, some of it might feel repetitive. Also, the romance is… extremely subtle. It's there, but it's a slow burn to the point where it barely registers until the very end. The protagonist's intentions are only truly conveyed in the last few sentences, which might leave some readers wanting more.

Final Verdict

Overall, I'd give "I Can Add Points Infinitely" a solid recommendation if you're looking for a xianxia novel with a system element and a touch of Chinese mythology. Don't expect a whirlwind romance or groundbreaking plot twists, but it's a well-paced, enjoyable read that offers a unique blend of familiar tropes and fresh ideas. It's not perfect, but it's worth checking out if you're a fan of the genre.