I'm Really Not a Genius

[No heroine] Recommendation index:2.5 There was a bug in the setting at the beginning. The author initially wrote that the protagonist traveled through time and then got a golden finger, but then he didn't want to write about time traveling anymore... Then he didn't change the text and just wrote it like this, so some parts were very weird, such as the protagonist suddenly having deep feelings for his father who often beat and scolded him when he was a child... I guess the author also forgot about the setting of his father's domestic violence, so he only briefly mentioned the background. The father and son get along quite cutely, the handsome father dotes on the male protagonist, and the protagonist is also very good-looking. The writing is relatively smooth, but the plot arrangement is not very reasonable. In order to set off the protagonist, the villain is clever, and the combat system is a bit broken and not very systematic. The advantage is that he has a big gold finger, is cool, and is the group's favorite male protagonist. The protagonist is slightly socially anxious and has a cute personality. He usually seems to be a pure herbivorous type. He is very strong when fighting and is particularly good at grabbing. Some people describe the protagonist as a rabbit who bites people when he is anxious🐰, so cute and cute The ending is a bit unfinished, and some settings are not fully revealed. I don't know if it was cut. It's fun to read without thinking. The protagonist is surrounded by friends, and there aren't too many things to worry about. It's a relaxing and enjoyable story, and the writing is passable. The author seems to be a newcomer. Although there are many shortcomings, the writing is pretty good. You can look forward to new articles in the future.

The world undergoes sudden changes, spiritual energy revives, and monsters roam freely. Lu Yao, 17 years old, is a candidate for a demon hunter with mediocre talent. After working hard to get into a top-notch demon-hunting university, Lu Yao felt like a scumbag in the face of so many monster-level geniuses. His efforts that he was once proud of were so fragile. [Ding...] [Picked up a (remnant) piece of the senior demon hunter's armor, and obtained a B-level demon hunting experience book] [Picked up a glove from the Gunslinger and got an A-level shooting skill book] [Picked up a fighting master's shoe and received an S-level fighting skill book] [Picked up a pig-killing knife from Butcher Zhang, and received an SS-level pig-killing skill book] "..." Hey, it seems like something strange has gotten in? ? This book is also called "My Talent Is Average, But I Have Faults".

Men's light novel. Very well written! The logic is clear, the writing is excellent, the plot is compact, the characters have distinct personalities, and the reading is very smooth. The contradictions and emotions in the general environment are well described and full of positive energy. It is a novel worth following. Also, the author's big D women's clothes are very nice^-^

Is there a female protagonist: None Whether it is completed: Yes Group rating: ★★★★ It can be regarded as a modern high martial arts, spiritual energy recovery flow, right? Take the academic route. I have very high requirements for the appearance of the protagonist. This is okay, a bit like a male god, but he is not the kind of greasy heartthrob, and he can control it well. The pacing is also good. It's basically a set up for a slap in the face routine, but it's very enjoyable to watch. The male protagonist is seriously biased in the early stage and takes the route of a gun master. In the later stage, he starts to fill in the hexagons, but it is still more satisfying for me to shoot a headshot with a sniper from thousands of miles away. Oh, one thing that is not too mainstream is that the male protagonist did not become the strongest person in the book until the end. He was just a student ganger who fought side by side with the stronger ones at higher levels. I feel like I can definitely continue writing... The shortcomings are probably that it's a bit too short, and the male protagonist is a time traveler and has a somewhat inexplicable sense of belonging to his original family... Everything else is okay.