Firstly I have to comment on the review below. I do not think it is fair to judge a LN after 8 chapters especially Wuxia. Many Wuxia novels focus chapter upon chapters on training, battles, learning new skills, power ups, killing everything in sight and then focus on human interaction to fill those gaps. This is not a slice of life, this is running for your life and brutal massacres within the first 15 chapters.

Now after reading 40 chapters. My impression is a good one. It was slightly slow reading the first few chapters, but then it starts to pick up after that and quickly becomes something you will struggle to stop reading. (chap 1-5 not best intro, not going to lie I almost dropped it on chapter 2 but luckily I didn't and things got interesting)

MC is ruthless, one of my favourite types of MC but also cares about his family/friends and doesn't needlessly harm. This LN reminds me of Coiling Dragon, Against the gods, Martial God Asura and very closely resembles Xian ni.

During the ranking tournament to advance to core disciples, when he is attacked ringside by one of the top 5 inner court disciples as revenge for his scum bag little brother. In "Self Defence" he completely overpowers the disciple and then completely cripples him and removes his cultivation in front of everyone (very Chu Feng). Same tournament he is looked down upon but not insulted or attacked with ruthless intentions by another disciple, during the fight he simply shows the difference in power and lets the disciple off unharmed.

The MC seems to be somewhat of a loner. While he has a close friend and his family, there is not much initial interaction with them. The interactions start to increase as his power grows and the plot development is good. Unfortunately he doesn't start with a pet or travelling companion or a romantic counterpart, which would give a subtle side plot for the character to gain more depth. I do not believe the MC has been given enough depth in the initial chapters which is the only let down here.

The current translator is doing a good job and has begun allowing donations for bonus chapters. Speeding up the process with regular releases alongside.

It might not be for everyone as we all like LN's for different reasons but it is still a very good piece in my eyes. I would suggest giving this a read for anyone who enjoyed the following;

Martial God Asura
Xian Ni
Battle Through the Heavens (Doupo Cangqiong)
Coiling Dragon / Stellar Transformations / Desolate Era
Against the Gods

While currently I don't believe it to be on the same level as some of the classics listed, it is still close enough to be enjoyable.

MC's (Ye Xiwen) soul is transported in another world. The original Ye Xiwen's talent is average, so Ye Xiwen is "bored". One day he found a "treasure" which help him to gain quickly insights in a special space and it's how he is become a training addict... Well the beginning is really a crap, it was pretty much rushed... >.>
Oh btw, even if he is a transported person.. it will "almost" never be mentioned later.. it's like if he is the "original" Ye Xiwen. To be honest, sometime i forget that he is a transported person..

Edit :
Pathetic, i give up this novel. I seriously hoped for a different setting but this story is just like many others novels. I read 89 chapters and what i get? A copy/paste. What a let down.

Starts off with a guy and barely touches his personality or background before throwing him headfirst into training and powerups, complete with overly convenient plot gifts to make it easier. Everything just seems to be made up on the spot for the sake of more plot convenience with no real precedence or lead-up.

There's practically no reason to even like the MC, there's no tension, no emotion. Nothing.

Just him faffing about and learning martial arts and being OP and what little interesting things that do crop up, like, you know, human interaction, are almost immediately thrown to the dogs for, you guessed it, more plot powerups. It's almost as if the author had no idea what he wanted to do at first besides the main "martial god space" theme, so he just arbitrarily brings crap up to help the MC become OP.

Maybe it gets better later on, but after 8 chapters of boredom I feel I've given it more than a fair shot.