
My Talent Is Invincibility
我的天赋是无敌
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 16.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 1d ago
- English
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
15.6kChapters
35.4MReads
10.0Score
67.9kFlowers
5 ch/weekPace
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Another "loser-turned-protagonist" novel? Sigh, everyone wants to kick the protagonist while they're down. I've summarized the common problems of "loser-turned-protagonist" novels: the protagonist is usually the heir to a powerful family in a small town, and everyone, regardless of age or gender, wants to despise and torment him, only to be tormented in return.
There are countless emperors in the world, but most of them started out as useless.
What's so great about playing with women? Playing with snakes is much more exciting. You pull out the snake's fangs, tease it, and the enraged snake bites. Snakes can't chew; they just swallow hard. As the snake bites, it tries to strangle its opponent.
When I was ten years old, an uncle pulled me into a room. He pulled down my pants, and I was terrified. A sharp pain shot through me as his penis entered my body. Soon after, his fluid entered my body as well. Afterwards, I pulled up my pants, my legs trembling uncontrollably. Since then, I've sworn... I will never get another injection!
Chapter 51: The protagonist, with the strength of the eighth level of the Earth Realm, used a profound-level martial art to fight Luo Haifei, who was at the third level of the Earth Realm. Surprisingly, he didn't instantly defeat Luo Haifei. The protagonist fought Luo Haifei for a whole long time! I even started to doubt if Luo Haifei was the protagonist.
There are actually people in the martial arts world who don't want their sons to learn martial arts? I'm speechless.
Everyone here shares responsibility; the writing is terrible, and the dialogue is awkward.
Is the protagonist... Mentally challenged, or... Mentally challenged? Knowing full well that using a gathering skill on someone else would prevent that person from using the skill they gathered, he still used it on his own father.
Putting everything else aside, the fact that this novel has so many words is quite impressive.
Ever since I started reading reviews before reading books, I've been running out of books to read!