I’m Pathetically Weak, Yet They Insist I Act Like a Big Shot
我明明弱的离谱，非要我装大佬
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 442k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 3y ago
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A Protagonist Who Loves Showing Off: Really Goes All Out. I've Already Read The God of Drama and The Magician Beneath the Sea of Flowers
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Looking for Horror Stories Where the Weak Protagonist Is Mistaken for a Big Shot by the Audience and Their Rivals
Please, I'm begging you: no stories with heroines who are completely lovesick.
The Hero Is a Cocky, Incredibly Handsome Badass Whose Entrance Sets the Place Ablaze and Stuns Everyone
Burning! Burning! Burning! Stories That Are Utterly Exhilarating
Novels Where the Protagonist Beats Games Through Sheer Luck but Everyone Mistakes Him for an Expert
Male-oriented, no female lead, horror game
High-Octane! High-Octane! Red-Hot Action!
An intense, high-stakes plot, with smart characters and no brainless decisions. The characters share the same beliefs but take different approaches. No harem! I want excitement and passion!!
Invincible Protagonist Novels! The Kind That Leave You Stunned! (I'm Out of Books to Read)
Looking for books similar to "Disciple, You're Invincible. Go Down the Mountain!" Please recommend an invincible protagonist novel.
I'm in a Serious Reading Slump. Please, I Need a Story Where Everyone Jumps to Wild Conclusions About the Protagonist! Throw One at Me, Now! 😭
Looking for books similar to "Infinite Flow: I Became a God After Giving Up". I'm seriously out of things to read. Please recommend stories where the protagonist thinks they're terrible at everything but has absurdly good luck, and everyone keeps imagining they're a genius. Ahhhhh! Hit me with those overinterpretation stories, now 😭
The Protagonist Is Terrible, but Everyone Else Thinks He’s a Master
Preferably an escape-room or horror story.
The Protagonist Is Incredibly Skilled but Hides His Abilities, So the People Around Him Don’t Know How Strong He Is
Always by the Protagonist’s Side, Frail on the Outside but Absurdly Powerful
Eerie Stories Where Everyone Overthinks Everything and Assumes the Protagonist Is a Deeply Unfathomable Big Shot
A poker-faced, timid protagonist who gets overinterpreted by everyone.
Delusional Misunderstandings, All in the Protagonist’s Imagination
I'm looking for stories like "My Strength Depends Entirely on My Enemies' Imaginations". Please recommend high-martial-arts or fantasy stories where the protagonist isn't actually powerful, but everyone keeps imagining that they are.
The Main Character Is Weak, but Their Underlings Are Strong
The Male Lead Is an Ordinary Person Pretending to Be Invincible
I'm in a reading slump.
Desperately Seeking Stories Where a Genius from the Upper Realm Goes to the Lower Realm to Show Off 🌝
Looking for Stories Where the Male Lead Is Actually a Total Amateur, but Everyone Thinks He’s a Big Shot
The male lead is actually useless and weak, but everyone else mistakes all his accidents and coincidences for signs that he is incredibly powerful.
Disaster-Level Reading Slump, Calling on Tomato Novels for Help
Stories Where the Male Lead Has an Extremely Powerful Background but Doesn’t Know It
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Something Like Escape Livestream: Mistaken for a Master from the Start
Aloof, ruthless, cold-hearted, merciless, invincible.
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The Male Lead Is Very Weak (or Thinks He Is), but Everyone Else Thinks He’s Strong
Horror games or anything else, I'm open to it.
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It's so cool! 😁😁 I love this kind of protagonist—weak, but mistakenly perceived as strong. I think it would be great to add some permanent skills to the protagonist, like, well, being cool.
In a 24-hour day, the author sleeps for 6.5 hours, eats and urinates for 1.5 hours, and has 1 hour of free time, leaving 15 hours for updating. Assuming you update one chapter every 45 minutes, you could update 20 chapters. If you shorten the time for chapters 20-30, it's like having 30 minutes left in a Chinese exam and not having written your essay yet.
Actually, there are indeed some flaws, but the novel as a whole doesn't have many, and they're still within an acceptable range (provided you insist on emphasizing the system exposure). The writing itself is quite good; the safety of the exposure is due to the world-building or the character positioning.
It's not bad, just too little. Many people say that the protagonist's exposure is a flaw, but that's not the case. The system has already examined the protagonist's body and knows their true condition, so it's better to just reveal it directly. Otherwise, how would it explain itself?
The protagonist himself managed to expose the system.
Speaking of which, how long can the protagonist, with his low cultivation level, live? That's the question. I take back what I said earlier, Chapter 39 is truly awful!!!
This book is alright, but why does the protagonist have so few attack and defense skills? The system's appearances are even less frequent than the protagonist's henchmen's. Could the protagonist have really gone from a pro to a newbie?
Holy crap, so many plot holes. While the novel's premise is good, there shouldn't be so many flaws. First, he tells the woman about his past, and it just explodes. Second, the woman tells others about her past and even admits to having a system. She tells two people about it. Third, that female villain—I'm speechless. Does she have some hidden agenda later on?
The book is quite good, but why is the rating so low?
It's good, but it's too short. The author needs to work harder; being both short and fast is a bit much. 😌