Infinite Mental Power from the Start: I Can Wear the Gods Down to Death

The author should maintain the protagonist's personality; I think it's very well written. Keep it up! 😘

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It's alright. It doesn't portray girls as overly lenient, unlike some novels where girls can get things just by being cute and charming. I hope you can write better. This five stars is just for you; if you don't write well later, you absolutely must give me one star.

It's pretty good. I don't know if others will like it, but I do. This novel really suits my taste. Giving it four stars is a shame because the ending is a bit weak (of course, the author explained that it was because he finished writing the parts he liked early, and the remaining parts weren't what he wanted, so he couldn't continue). But that doesn't stop me from enjoying the beginning.

It seems there's still a lot of room for development in mental abilities. Simply suppressing the opponent with strength is a bit monotonous. We could try adding some support, healing, and group-effect skills, as well as creating a mental puppet to take their place, igniting the opponent's mental energy, distorting reality, etc.

The overall premise is decent, the main issue is that it was abandoned later on. However, the author did provide a sequel outline at the end, and the exciting parts are still there. To be precise, this book doesn't have a female lead, as she only appears in one or two chapters and then only in the outline. Furthermore, the male lead doesn't have any romantic relationships with other women. I think it's still a good book.

It's really exciting, and as a fan of fast-paced, action-packed novels, I highly recommend it. However, it's too short, the pacing is too fast, and the ending is too rushed. Otherwise, it could be a masterpiece among fast-paced, action-packed novels. Based on this, I can only get three stars, but it's really fun. I'll pass on four stars.

I'd give it four stars. The book is alright. The overall concept wasn't as good as I expected; it's okay as a light novel. A spiritualist without unlimited mental power is nothing; the protagonist just happens to have this "bug." They gave an ending outline later, 3+1, so I'm giving it four stars in the end.

The "Ten Thousand Swords Return to One" skill only has one offensive ability. Could you please add a stronger offensive skill? It feels a bit outdated to just use "Ten Thousand Swords Return to One." I like everything else, but there are just too few of them. It's not enough. I hope the author will add more offensive skills.