Path of Light

A very interesting waste-rebirth novel. The protagonist is reborn and still has a useless mentality, but who should let others worry about it. The rich rely on technology, the poor rely on mutation, and the nerdy and mentally retarded can only rely on the system. Will traveling through time bring wisdom? It turns out that there is no need for brains, as long as there is a system. It's like playing a game without any brains. How to level up quickly, how to buy equipment, and what core equipment to choose? I don't even know the best ones. Apart from a hangup, do you have any brains? Bottom line: With a system, anything is possible. People who understand the system flow like this will understand it in their hearts. If they don't want to make progress, they just rely on the system for everything all day long. If they have some adventures, will a monkey put on clothes and become a human? If your mind is not strong, you will always be just a loser. If you feel that the system is the protagonist, you can change it to another pig.

God, is he a time-traveler? I went back in time from kindergarten. The description of his family background is not very bad. It has been more than ten years and he knows nothing and understands nothing. It is better to write about the aborigines. They look like trash. There is no desire to attract people to watch.

I feel that the author's writing is a bit contradictory. The male protagonist has cheats and knows how to strengthen it, but the plot keeps getting lost, causing the upgrade to be too slow. It attracts my male protagonist to live an easy life, but it ends up being too rushed and contradictory because of the plot. The male protagonist wants to become stronger, but he has cheats and does not gain experience. He uses cheats to become stronger, but he keeps following the plot to make money and buy equipment to become stronger. This is more or less a fool. The enemy killed so many people, but never executed them. They escaped to make it more difficult for the male protagonist. The elves written here are not such idiots. After reading the novel, you will know that the male protagonist is pure and contradictory, and the elf is pure and holy. The author also wanted to write it easily and keep on task. The conclusion is that the writing is pretty good, but the plot setting is rubbish.

It can be seen that you want to be more reasonable. I have endured the previous ones. When I saw the pirate chapter, I couldn't bear it anymore. I put a sock in my mouth. I know how disgusting it is just thinking about it. This kind of chapter is disgusting to watch. The protagonist is too weak and keeps getting beaten. I will forget it. This is too slow to warm up, and the plot of that kind of chapter is really disgusting. The author should change that chapter, just change the sock. Mainly because I really can't bear this 🤐🤐

I think the slow pace is not a drawback. The drawback is that the slow pace and a lot of pen and ink create a work with obvious flaws.

I have a dark-skinned lolita as the heroine, but every time I see the female co-star, I can't stop staring at her private parts, as if I've never seen a woman before. As a half-elf, he is uglier than ordinary people. He is looked down upon and ridiculed by everyone wherever he goes. Even if he buys something from a store, he is kicked out and has to be helped by others. How could someone write such a disgusting book even if they happily accept the credit being taken away from them by their companions? From the beginning to the end, no one can beat me. For hundreds of chapters, I was hung up and beaten by a newborn child, and the protagonist was given a face. The protagonist was happy to eat it, and he had a typical BT masochistic personality.

This time, this book is very different from Lord Halanza.

Idiot's writing is cumbersome, verbose, and has no logic at all. It is nothing but a pile of words and a trap for some coins. Please be careful before entering.

It's really stupid. I joined the temple and witnessed the things in my temple being stolen. Not only did I have to repeat the mental activities of the theft in every chapter, I became a trainee priest in the lower city temple. I didn't communicate with my mother at all, and I had no independent life.

The writing style is okay, and so is the worldview. The protagonist is too mentally retarded, just like an ostrich, when something happens he buries his head and pretends nothing happened. When I met a suspected thief the day before, I neither called the police nor provided any clues to the stolen unit (I even joined the stolen unit the next day). I felt like I was being followed, just like an NPC in a horror movie. I kept it to myself and didn't tell the police. I didn't even say a word to my own mother (who was an elf who lived for more than two hundred years). I often peek at my neighbor's pretty sister and then get caught (it's so fucking embarrassing)