Urban: I Gather the Will of All Living Beings and Become a God

The book is good. Keep up the good work, author! I hope your writing gets better and better!

Well written, keep it up, don't abandon it!

This is a great read. Besides "Fang Yebai," this is only the second author on Quanqie (a Chinese online literature platform) who can write something so down-to-earth yet intellectually stimulating. Some established authors are too profound and difficult to understand, while others try to be mind-bending but lack logical coherence. With this level of sophistication, I believe most readers will be able to understand it and will want to continue reading.

Although some abilities that could allow the protagonist to grow very quickly were deliberately avoided, the pacing was still handled quite well. However, I personally don't really like it when the protagonist cooperates with or opposes the country. I hope the author will have the protagonist do things independently or abroad in the following plot. It's well-written, but I don't really like the idea of ​​everyone being promoted, unless the author writes exceptionally well.

Amazing! The plot is logical and reasonable, and the characters are intelligent throughout. Keep it up! The lottery scene was quite exciting, but that was the end of it. The author started to lose control of the plot; the self-rescue on the plane began to emerge, and then came the far-fetched connection to Xiao Mei's case. It's clear that the intellectual content of the story steadily declined. It's a real shame; if only it could have maintained the quality of the beginning!

This is amazing! It's incredibly good! The main character is super intelligent, and both the villains and the protagonists are incredibly smart. I feel like I'm getting brainpower while reading it! Author, please update soon!

It's well explained, and the law of entropy increase is even included, showing the author has done their research. I can understand "willpower" as mental power, a special force that controls all energy, objects, and ideologies. Thankfully, the author didn't write a story with a system; system stories get tiresome after a while. This kind of story, focusing on the author's own power, is much more enjoyable.

A very good book The plot involving the Squid Organization is a bit dragging right now. This is probably paving the way for Liming Technology. I wasn't planning on watching it at first because the rating was only 7.7. However, most of the comments say it's okay. Let's give it a try. I finished watching it in one go. I didn't expect it to be gold that hadn't yet shone! 😄 Keep it up, author! [Requesting more frequent updates]

Around chapter 200, it felt like the character changed; the protagonist fundamentally changed, becoming an obedient, useful, and scapegoat-like tool. It started strong but ended weakly. He seemed more like a strongman when his abilities were weaker, being monitored by a team led by a general. But later he became just a lowly detective, not even using his superpowers properly, relying mainly on intuition and reasoning.

This book is truly excellent; the author's writing is superb (I rarely praise someone so highly)! The plot unfolds very smoothly, and each character has their own distinct personality. Although the "golden finger" (powerful ability) is described as exaggerated, the actual power isn't too outrageous.