The Whole of Humanity Wants to Trick Me into Sharing My Cultivation Techniques

My Thoughts on The Whole of Humanity Wants to Trick Me into Sharing My Cultivation Techniques

This title definitely grabbed my attention, and the premise is wild enough to make me curious. "The Whole of Humanity Wants to Trick Me into Sharing My Cultivation Techniques" blends sci-fi, cultivation, and comedy in a way that's either going to be brilliant or a beautiful mess. Let's dive in.

First Impressions

The setup is definitely unique. We've got an MC, a framed convict, thrown onto an alien planet after having his memory wiped. Humanity, facing some kind of crisis, is basically using him (and other death row inmates) as guinea pigs in a bizarre experiment designed to unlock human potential. Oh, and it's all a live-streamed TV show! It's a lot to take in, and it demands a serious suspension of disbelief right from the start.

What Works Well

The comedic elements, particularly the government's increasingly desperate attempts to swindle the MC out of his cultivation techniques, seem to be a major draw. The conflict arises from the government's panic and the MC's apparent genius, which he often displays inadvertently. It's a classic case of "the dumbest person in the room is actually the smartest," and that dynamic can be genuinely funny. The constant praise of the MC might be off-putting to some, but I can see how it contributes to the overall comedic effect.

Areas of Concern

My main concern is the ethical implications and the potential for repetitive plotlines. The government's blatant disregard for the MC's well-being, knowing he was framed, just to exploit his potential leaves a sour taste in my mouth. If the story leans too heavily on the government's shenanigans and the MC's oblivious brilliance, it could become predictable and tiresome. I really hope the author will explore the moral questions raised by these actions.

Final Verdict

"The Whole of Humanity Wants to Trick Me into Sharing My Cultivation Techniques" has a lot of potential. It's a fun, if somewhat morally questionable, ride. If you're willing to embrace the absurdity and enjoy a story where the MC constantly outsmarts everyone around him, you'll probably have a good time. However, be prepared for a potentially repetitive plot and some uncomfortable ethical dilemmas. I'd say give it a shot, but keep your expectations in check.