The Strongest Awakened Is a Healer
最强觉醒者是个奶妈
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 222k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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New Author, New Book (Only Recommend New Books!)
We should show some love to new authors.
Fresh, Unusual Settings and a Variety of Abilities
Something similar to Weather Forecast.
Special Powers, Balanced, Not Overpowered, No Harem, Smart Characters, and Logical Plots
A superpower laser eye, like Superman's.
Genius Older Brothers From the Start. I'm Sick of Underdog Stories, and No Villains
Looking for books like "Under Heaven".
Dad! Any High-Rated Spiritual Qi Revival Ability Stories That Don't Dumb Down the Characters? I'm Out of Books
I’ve Recently Gotten into Awakening Stories. I Hope You, My Esteemed Ministers, Can Help Me Find Some
Looking for Books with Wildly Imaginative Powers Developed to Their Limits
Stories Where Only a Few People Awaken Superpowers, and the Public Doesn't Value Them
It doesn’t matter whether there’s a national organization involved. As long as the protagonist isn’t a bleeding-heart saint and has a functioning brain, that’s enough.
Sequence-Based Superpowers, International Setting, Rated 9 or Higher, and Smart Protagonists and Enemies
Any Books with Fresh, Unusual Premises?
Anything interesting is fine, any genre.
Urban Superpowers with a Logical System and Plausible Technological Development
Something like "The Naming of the Night".
Any Novels That Aren't Stupid, Wish-Fulfillment, or Harem Stories?
In 99% of fantasy novels, the protagonist has an IQ of 250 and their opponent has an IQ of -250. In supernatural novels, it's usually the other way around: the opponent has an IQ of 250 and the protagonist has an IQ of -250. I don't want that kind of thing, and I don't want dumb power fantasies or womanizing novels either. And definitely no damn System novels! I'm looking for something with decent writing.
Give Me a Dozen Novels With No Female Leads and No Romance
Honestly, books like this are so hard to find these days. Please, please, someone help a reader out!
Looking for High-Quality Urban Superpower Novels!
Any Apocalypse Novels You Can Read Without Turning Off Your Brain?
Please, no more ridiculous scenes like a Tianqi beating up an 99A, a V3 firing 18 rounds per second, a mattress stopping a heavy machine gun, or a Kevlar superhero tanking a 30 mm cannon shell.
Modern Setting, Awakenings, the Supernatural: What Do You Think Is a Masterpiece?
Looking for books like "There's a Ghost Inside Me".
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Awakens Elemental Powers
Urban Superpower Novels
Are there any urban supernatural-awakening System novels, or stories about superpowers? Ideally, something involving weapons from Soul Knight that the protagonist can use freely.
Modern-Era Superpower Awakening Stories, Please! No Hiding Their Abilities
Modern Protagonist Awakens Powers, Joins a Special Organization, and Protects China
Looking for Fantasy Brainstorming Stories Where the Protagonist Awakens a Rare Talent and Shocks Everyone
Urban Fantasy with Awakened Powers and Multiple Identities. The Protagonist Shouldn't Be a Goody-Two-Shoes, and the Villains Shouldn't Be Idiots
Something like Slay the Gods or Ghostly Physique, with powerful supernatural abilities. Multiple abilities would be even better, and lots of different identities. Most importantly, the villains can't be idiots!!!
Superpowers, Systems, and Urban Fantasy: The Protagonist Has Spatial Abilities
Please recommend books!!!!!!
Recommendations with Fewer Skills, Too Many Are Exhausting and Full of Plot Holes
I don't read urban fiction, but I'm open to everything else. Fellow readers, please recommend me some.
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The last time I read an illustrated novel was back in high school with "The Silent Shop," a physical book I found incredibly interesting. Later, I wanted to find an illustrated version to read on my phone. It seems I hadn't found one until this time, when I unexpectedly discovered this book. Actually, I don't usually read this type of story, but surprisingly, I kept reading this one.
That's why the male protagonist's reaction in this book feels so real. Other novel protagonists, when faced with such unusual phenomena, act like they've just eaten an extra grain of rice. Finally, amidst a bunch of inhuman protagonists, I've found one who's normal in every way.
The male lead is truly the kind of gentle and intellectual boy who is kind to everyone. He reminded me of Natsume from Natsume's Book of Friends, but He Ling has an added touch of humor compared to Natsume.
At first, I thought that closed-off management style seemed so familiar. But the more I watched, the more familiar it felt – wasn't this exactly how we were a year ago? Was the author afraid that a different approach would make it harder for us to truly understand? Haha 😄
I catch up on the updates every morning while slacking off at work, and I think I've been up and about for a long time—probably longer than anyone else, haha. Although the author's writing style is a bit clichéd at the beginning, the setup and development have their own unique style, and they haven't forgotten to fill in any plot holes. Most of the points mentioned have been put into practice, which is pretty good. Keep it up!
It's so funny to watch He Ling make sarcastic remarks; isn't he the epitome of a comedian? Especially that line, "Bai Ze, don't stay silent. My body is your home, don't pretend you're not home." This must be a direct descendant of Aunt Xue's teachings.
The characters in the book all have their own unique traits, and they are all very lovable. The author didn't deliberately portray any character as excessively evil, nor did he intentionally create a perfect character. It's just how it is, naturally.
This book uses illustrations, which is particularly novel and interesting; I was pleasantly surprised at first glance. The pictures allow readers to immediately understand what the author is trying to express or what the subject matter is.
The author has a strong overall vision; the story is quite expansive. It doesn't seem like this is the author's first time writing this kind of work. I checked the author's homepage and became interested in another book as well. It seems the author is planning to update two books simultaneously?
The writing style is humorous yet realistic without being exaggerated or showing off. The plot unfolds at a leisurely pace, which is essential for novel writing, as it requires a clear logic and main storyline. It's evident that the author had a clear understanding of the book's concept and framework.