In Akame Ga Kill!, I Unlocked the Hungry Wolf Template from the Start
人在斩瞳，开局解锁饿狼模板
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- Completed
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- 340k Words
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- 3y ago
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- Fanqie
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The Protagonist Has a Simple Ability and Develops It to the Absolute Limit
Things like acceleration and enhanced strength.
Modern Technology Vs. Otherworldly Magic
Landmines blast giants, missiles bombard dragons, nuclear weapons wipe out gods.
Alas, I’ve Finally Succumbed to the Drought of Good Reads. I Leave My Legacy to the Worthy
I devoted my whole life to fighting the great calamity of having nothing to read. My cultivation reached the late stage of the Sudden Death Realm, but in the end, I was no match for the calamity. I leave behind my legacy and await a worthy successor. If you can bring me back to life, I will give you my all and help you break through the Sudden Death Realm in an instant, taking you straight to the Ascension Realm. 😶
Looking for Quality Stories Built Around One Core Ability and a Unique System
Any Stories with a Really Muscular, Burly Protagonist Instead of a Pretty, Delicate One?
I've read novels for ages, as well as watched anime and movies, and the male leads are almost always refined and handsome. The more muscular guys are usually side characters. Are there any novels with a muscular man as the protagonist?
Gain the Ultimate Power and Become the Only One Who Can Use It
No beef, please. The protagonist has absolute power to fall back on, is invincible, and treats the world like a game, just in it for fun. Ideally, they're the strongest fighter from the start, or far stronger than everyone else.
The Male Lead Falls into Darkness and Takes Revenge on the World
Novels Where the Protagonist Is Always Killing, Never Wasting Words, and Wipes Out Entire Clans of Anyone Who Dares Threaten Them
Looking for books like The High Martial World: I'm Done Hiding, I'm the Supreme Cultivator (The Origin of Immortality). Please recommend similar books, but nothing set in ancient times and no System. Please read The High Martial World: I'm Done Hiding, I'm the Supreme Cultivator first before recommending anything. That's all.
Infinite-Flow Stories with a Growing Protagonist. I'm Tired of So Many Where They're Overpowered from the Start.
Any gender is fine.
Any Novels with a Decisive, Clear-Headed Killer Like Su Zhanmei?
No female protagonist!
Stories About the Protagonist Traveling Through Anime Worlds, Retiring, and Taking It Easy
Group Transmigration and Collective Survival Stories, Not Solo Survival
An entire neighborhood, city, or apartment building transmigrates to another world. I don’t want the kind where everyone transmigrates individually and has to survive on their own.
A Lone-Wolf Main Character Focused on Growing Stronger
I'm really out of books to read. Cultivation, apocalypse, arrival, reborn, technology: anything works.
Superpowers, Magnetism, Space, Ice, But No Mindless Plotting _(:3"∠❀)_
A Novel About Transmigrating Into the World of Akame Ga Kill!
Looking for novels where the protagonist transmigrates into the world of *Akame ga Kill!*
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A good book Some people were so disgusted that they [covered their faces], even though they could kill Tazmi the first time, they killed that woman first [vomited] I couldn't bear it for the first time, and then they did it one after another [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]
The plot of the book is more or less not faulty. As for Tazmi not dying, it feels like the world is repairing the original plot. Those who should be taken care of are taken care of, and those who should not be taken care of should be taken away a little later. I'm still curious, will the protagonist kill Ma Yin later, or will only Ma Yin survive in night raids in the future? After reading this, I would like to say that what the protagonist gets is the hungry wolf's panel, not the hungry wolf's acting panel. This hungry wolf panel feels like hunting a powerful person, seizing that person's energy to strengthen himself, until he is strengthened to the final strength of the hungry wolf in the original work. Maybe this system is useless, and the protagonist can only rely on passive unlimited potential. As for the protagonist's goal, it is to overthrow the empire, overthrow the revolutionary army, and become the boss.
I just like to read articles about the jungle and the strong dominating the world.
It's good to watch, but the reason for the low rating is that the protagonist is a bit decisive in killing and has a dark undertones, but people who are used to it should find it very good [laughing]
It's okay so far, a little bit toxic The author can change his name. Many people read this book to read about Hungry Wolf, and the protagonist is different from Hungry Wolf except for his abilities. Resulting in many bad reviews
Yes, I really like this kind of subject matter. It's a bit sadistic and the opposite of the protagonist. I'd like to give it a five-star encouragement, but is the introduction true? Came here without reading the introduction
Although the later stage was a bit rushed and it went by very quickly, the character and template of the protagonist were very good. It was fun and at the same time it didn't make people think that the protagonist was a fw who relied on the system. All aspects were handled very well. The emotional line was also very good without making people feel outrageous, and he didn't get entangled with various people. Definitely a good grass
I feel like this book is okay. The protagonist has a relatively strong personality and can only be said to be a childhood sweetheart. I feel that there is something wrong with this childhood sweetheart and his mentality has changed. I can only say that the environment changes the individual. I personally feel that this book is still readable, but I don't know why the rating is so low.
Although everyone in the comment area said that the protagonist is not decisive enough, it is still very interesting to watch. And I think if the author directly let the protagonist kill one by one, the consequences would be either a collapse of combat power or a lack of imagination. There are few things that can be controlled.
Not bad, why doesn't it even have a 6.0 Rating?