
Urban Life: I Used Up All My System Rewards from the Start
都市开局我把系统奖励刷完了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
895Chapters
4.6MReads
57.3kFlowers
10.0Score
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A Badass, Satisfying Story That's Not Brain-Dead, Doesn't Dumb Down the Characters, and Isn't Overly Melodramatic
The first one's a satisfying read: the protagonist dares to act with impunity in the city, even flying fighter jets overhead. He teaches people a lesson without being brainless, and he doesn't grovel or cling to life at all costs. The second one has tightly connected plot threads. Anyone who knows the author Xiaowei knows his books aren't brainless, and they're incredibly satisfying to read. The third one's also a satisfying read. It drags a little, but it's still fun. None of the three make
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I have only read about 90 or so, and almost all of them are just stepping on one foot and pretending to be cool, and I am tired of reading. Killing people in every chapter. The number of people killed would almost circle the earth.
Why isn't the protagonist named Ye Hetu (funny)
Don't*ma smear the bank, how could the bank teller just call someone old?
Could it be that Li Hetu is the Dragon King with a crooked mouth?
Speechless. The Big Five only have identities after they get their identity cards. Why have you hidden your identity for ten years? There are also some authors' trumpets. As soon as I read your comments, I already know what your ingredients are. Is it interesting to get some bad reviews about Tiger Balm?
I wonder if the whole story behind it will be a slap in the face? The role of the protagonist's identity isn't just for show, right? Is he capable of doing some real things?
It was just that little bit that revealed the story, and more than 20 chapters were not even finished yet!! It's really enough!
Alas, life is boring. Draw a circle, throw in a two-way foil, and the book is finished.
This book is good for killing time. It's the first time I've seen someone write these cliché plots so interestingly. The plot is cliché, but the author writes it well.
The plot is very exciting, but it is very cliché and belongs to the dark genre. Each chapter is about pretending to be B and counteracting B. The protagonist's character is extremely egotistical, murderous and has a high IQ with a little bit of humanity. Since the protagonist is given such an awesome background, it should be written upwards. After all, he is an existence that can arm-wrestle with the government. Now it is written downwards. In these more than 100 chapters, there is no one who can confront the protagonist. Based on the protagonist's power and strength, he could calm down with just one sentence. This is his own rear area. I don't believe that the protagonist has no backup plan. He has repeatedly emphasized that the protagonist is on vacation in his own rear area. I just want to say that there are a few mosquitoes buzzing in your ears while you are resting. How would you react? Finally, a precision instrument may have one part that damages the entire machine. Is the protagonist sure that there will be no accidents in the arrangement? Cat playing with mouse