/lit/ - Literature

>>20213733
Tried pic-related, for cultivation stuff? I dunno if the protagonist is too Stu-y (the premise is he got isekai'd once already, but got betrayed by his supposed guide and then, 40 years later, makes his way back and starts afresh in the magic worlds), but so far (I've only read the first book) he hasn't really just randomly gotten things. He's mostly used his knowledge from his last trip and some Earth knowledge to get something of a leg-up.

>>20147337
I'm reading this series, because it's just a thing to read and I felt like Street Cultivation was well-written I just didn't enjoy its protagonist.
This one just feels lacking in comparison, it has the fancy magic system that functionally doesn't really MEAN much. Building a home in your own soul space or whatever is a neat concept, but it's just used for vague powers that do stuff.

If I pushed through Street Cultivation 1 and bounced off book 2, is there much chance I'd like pic-related by the same author? It seems more interesting, potentially, but Street Cultivation just failed to make me care about anything.