What a story!

Exalt is a Cultivation story that takes the path of an underdog protagonist, which makes it somewhat refreshing. It is harder to write a story when the MC constantly finds himself faced with stronger threats. This is the first good point.

The characters are good too! They are likeable, diverse, and the antagonists play their roles well. They are diverse as well.

The worldbuilding is gradual and well implemented. The Exalt, in its themes, curiously makes me think about Naruto, had it stayed its course on its original premise of an underdog ninja (cultivator) training and discovering that he will, in fact, delve into a world in which he is a weapon, and that the stronger he gets, the more numerous his ennemies. What I mean by this long detour is that it takes some of the best aspects from it. And then it becomes its own story.

The biggest gripe I have with the Exalt is also its strength. The rythm. The number of chapters tell you all there is to understand. I would suggest people to binge read this. It would be a torture otherwise, in my opinion.

All in all, I think it is a really good story. Very few on this website end up having this quality.

Thanks to the author for writing it, and give it a try!

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I will be entirely honest, there are times I found the story to be slow especially with the first 100 chapters however, it quickly snowballs into a beautiful story filled with love, loss, grief, the indomitable spirit of human nature, traitors, and hope. There were times I wanted to put this novel down due to it ruining my sleep schedule. However, every hour I spent reading this book was an hour well spent. Also for those who want harem this is not for you, there is not big tiddy goth gf or yandere or a wife to fill every stereotypicalrole. The romance that is here has no explicit scenes but it evokes raw emotion second to none. Good reading and good-night!

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First, this novel is beautifully laid out and seems to be heading in a long term ending with an actual conclusion to the world. 

While the grammer and diction aint high level obviously, it is still perfectly legible and good as is, (more big boy words could be used however.)

The only real issue I have with this novel is that the Author kinda uses plot convenience towards the middle. (Only for certain parts of the story not the majority.) For example Demon, the only hint we got of him was from 

Other than that, every other issue I can think of is relatively minor. So far its like a well done steak, well cooked and tastes good, but a bit dry in some parts and overcooked in others, it ain't medium rare but close enough.

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