I enjoyed the first two books of this series quite a lot and they made me laugh (although the S-tier dungeon in book 2 dragged a bit and I get tired of all the pleasure sutra nonsense). This book feels like it's in a rut; the proportion of fighting and cultivating to character development and plot progression is overly lopsided toward the first two. There were a few jokes, but they were either rehashing jokes from previous books (I'm tired of Zane scratching his head as a punchline) or not the sort I find funny. I hope that the proportion improves in the next book; I plan on continuing the series as I did like the first two books so much and want to see where it goes next. The first two really excelled in the characters, discovery, and varied plot points; hopefully, I'll get to see more of that as their world gets much bigger.

The Savage Sage series is extremely fun to read. The characters have interesting and unique talents and skill upgrades. This series is fast paced with good monsters and villains Recommended!

First off, big thanks to the author for including a short review of the previous book. A lot of new books in a series just continue right where the reader left off previously and you need to guess what happened or re-read the previous book. This book is a great continuation to the MC's story as OP as he is. I will admit there are a few battle scenes that seem repetitive, but overall enjoyable to read I look forward to the next installment to the series.

What an amazing book! I absolutely loved this book and such wonderful characters! I can not wait for the next book to come out!

The red moon tower was the best part ever written in the history of training montages! I want to see that scene in a movie of this book series.

As the legend grows, so does the man! Overall, the story is excellent. It is the typical struggle for supremacy story, where superior enemies try to stomp out the growth of this new and upcoming hero. But the overall story was pretty much just a dungeon crawl. If it wasn’t for all of the side stories of the observers, it might’ve been a bit boring. But the balance was perfect to make a great story.

A steamroller of a story (and MC) with a blistering pace.  As Earth is integrated, it finds Zane... a listless soul in search of physical challenges.  Since integration, his intuition and single focus willpower drives him to overwhelm any challenge.  He finds his calling.... Zane smash! He learns a lot about himself and makes a number of good friends that help him overcome challenges.  He even discovers "dual cultivation" The challenges ramp up at a ridiculous rate, not just for Zane but all survivors on Earth. Overall, a great read!

Ok, terrible pun. But this book was amazing. You want wuxia? It's there, sorta. You want litrpg, it's got that, too. Action? Check. More action? Double check. Now, to be clear, there is SOME plot progression, character building, world building, and future plot plans laid out. But our MC does what he does best and smashes his way through 90% of them. And when he doesn't, our female lead manipulates and helps steer him through. Tl,dr: If you enjoyed the previous books and want more SMASH in your wuxia, just read this book and join me in awaiting the next installment.