I Awakened Nine Talents from the Start, So What If I'm a Little Arrogant?

It seems pretty good. Keep it up, author! The main character is hiding their identity. When will it be revealed? I quite like this type of story. It's just that the ones I've read before were either invincible from the start but lacked emotional intelligence, or they were clearly invincible but insisted on hiding their identities. All sorts of humiliation were unbearable to read.

Let's emphasize its purity. This book has a very clear focus: an invincible protagonist is an invincible protagonist. No messy, flashy embellishments, just genuine invincibility. Those half-hearted stories just leave you hanging and frustrated. It's this kind of pure, enjoyable book to read.

It's pretty good, no problem watching it without thinking too much 😏😏

It's a very well-crafted, fast-paced novel. I've actually followed it all the way to the end. It follows a classic formula for online game-themed fast-paced novels. I watched the author gradually expand the world-building, but some shortcomings are also noticeable.

I read it without skipping anything. Of all the novels I've read on Tomato Bookstore, this is one of only two I read without skipping anything. It's very good, author, keep it up!

Although the updates are a bit slow, the plot isn't very tight, the framework isn't very rigorous, and the formula is a bit old, the key thing is that his ideas are fresh!

That's pretty good. Advantages: ① The protagonist starts with nine talents, all of which are immediately available and usable, instead of having to unlock them one by one. I don't know how those games that involve slowly unlocking talents can be considered "feel-good" stories. ② The protagonist develops quickly, handles enemies with ease, and doesn't feel frustrated. Minor drawback: Sometimes the watermarks aren't very good.

Okay, okay, that's quite interesting. He was invincible the whole way. Hmm... Does that mean there's no female lead? In the end, they didn't even talk about what happened between him and his deskmate. It was just that the deskmate's dad kissed his son (on the cheek). The open ending is pretty good!

So far, it's well-written, and the protagonist's nine talents are all unique. Suggestions: 1. When grinding monsters, avoid mindless, brute-force attacks. Add variety based on the talents, and also vary the monsters' attacks. 2. Don't just focus on quests, monster grinding, and leveling up. Add friends and family to increase the human element and create a more relatable atmosphere. 3.

It's genuinely good. I rarely leave reviews because most novels aren't very good, and I don't even feel like commenting. The jokes and gags in this novel are written naturally, unlike other novels that force awkward laughter. Moreover, novels like this, with their invincible protagonists, are usually the hardest to balance; too long and they become padded, too short and they leave you wanting…