Starting From Fooling the Elderly into Registering for a Cultivation Training Class

Qin Chuan arrived in a parallel world and got bound to a system. System: «Host, please guide the entire nation into cultivation.» Qin Chuan was shocked. What era are we in? Who still believes in cultivation! However, to complete his mission, he set up a cultivation training class as an attempt to get people to cultivate, and in the process of doing so, got sent to the mental hospital multiple times. He was ready to give up after all the setbacks, until he encountered a group of elderlymen and women. … A 93-year-old man of the Weapon Forging specialization was forging gear at home when he was coincidentally discovered by his great-granddaughter who was livestreaming. During his birthday banquet, a 100-year-old man of the Combat specialization flew on a sword while in high spirits. An 80-year-old lady of the Alchemy specialization was mistaken as her college-attending granddaughter’s sister while she was visiting her.

Original Publisher

qidian

English Publisher

webnovel

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Starting From Fooling the Elderly into Registering for a Cultivation Training Class Alright, let's dive into "Starting From Fooling the Elderly into Registering for a Cultivation Training Class." That title alone promises a wild ride, and for a while, it delivers. But like a rickety rollercoaster, it seems to lose steam halfway through. ### First Impressions The initial chapters hooked me. The premise is undeniably unique. The idea of tricking unsuspecting seniors into cultivation classes is hilarious and offered plenty of comedic potential. I was genuinely excited to see where this story would go. The early romance elements also felt sweet and engaging, and I appreciated the hints of a "love interest falls in love first" trope. ### What Works Well The comedic undertones are definitely a strong point. The author clearly has a knack for writing funny scenarios, and the early interactions between the characters are genuinely entertaining. I also enjoyed the initial focus on cultivation and the gradual reveal of the protagonist's abilities. The multiple POV also offered a broader perspective on the world and its characters, which I appreciated. ### Areas of Concern Unfortunately, the narrative seems to stumble as the story progresses. I felt the plot started to feel aimless, introducing random events and enemies without a clear sense of direction. It felt like the author was struggling to maintain a cohesive storyline, and the initial charm began to wear off. The tournament arcs, in particular, felt somewhat uninspired and lacked the excitement I was hoping for. Additionally, I noticed that the main character's personality seems to shift abruptly at some point, but this change isn't explored or explained adequately, leaving me feeling disconnected from his motivations. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, here's where I have to be careful. Some readers have pointed out a particularly jarring plot development involving a superpowered zombie apocalypse. While I won't reveal the specifics, I can say that this event reportedly feels out of place and disrupts the established world-building, further contributing to the sense of narrative drift. ### Final Verdict "Starting From Fooling the Elderly into Registering for a Cultivation Training Class" had the potential to be a truly unique and hilarious cultivation novel. However, the plot becomes increasingly convoluted, and the characters lose their initial appeal. While the comedic elements and early romance offer some enjoyment, the overall experience is ultimately disappointing. I'd say proceed with caution and be prepared for a potentially bumpy ride.