
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
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 442k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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It looks good😁😁 I like this kind of protagonist. He is very weak, but is mistaken for being strong by others. I think we can add some permanent skills of the protagonist, such as, um, cool-looking kind.
There are 24 hours in a day. The author sleeps for 6.5 Hours, eats and urinates for 1.5 Hours, and is free for 1 hour. Then you have 15 hours to update. Assuming you update one chapter every 45 minutes, you can update 20 chapters②⓪ The time is shortened, just like you have 30 minutes left in the Chinese language test and you haven't written the essay yet. You can write an 800-word composition in 30 minutes, that is to say 2.25 Words/s. Based on a chapter of 2,000 words, you can write 45 chapters [anger][anger][anger][anger][anger][ANGRY][ANGRY]
Actually, there are indeed poisonous points, but there are not many poisonous points in the whole text of the novel, and they are still within the acceptable range (provided that the system exposure must be emphasized). The article is not bad, and the exposure is safe due to the world view or the positioning of the characters in the article.
Not bad, but too little. Many people say that the exposure of the protagonist is a poisonous point, but it is not because they have already checked the protagonist's body and already know the protagonist's true condition. It is better to expose it directly, otherwise how to deal with it? Moreover, the protagonist did not reveal his true trump card (the system did not reveal it), and only told that one person that it was nothing. Afterwards, he had to go to the trial in a dangerous way without anyone to protect him, so he would die. Furthermore, what the author designed later was to use a move to gain life through the system. After killing a powerful monster, he was unconscious and then checked out. This completely eliminates the fact that others will know that the protagonist is a waste. They only think that the protagonist is caused by that move. He has never strayed from the topic. There is no big poisonous point. I don't understand what those people in the comment area are complaining about?
. . The protagonist himself can expose the system. .
By the way, how long can the protagonist live if his cultivation level is not high? This is a problem I take back what I said before, Chapter 39 is so poisonous! ! !
This book is okay, but why does the protagonist have so few attack and defense skills? The time it takes for the system to bubble up is less than the time for the protagonist's younger brother. The protagonist can't really change from a boss to a newbie, right?
Damn, there are so many poisonous points. Although the setting of this novel is very good, it cannot have so many sticking points. The first point is to tell the woman about your affairs, and it will really explode immediately. The second point is that this woman told others about her affairs, and then admitted that she had a system. I told two people. The third point is the villain female, I'm convinced, does he have any other difficulties later?
The book is very good, but why is it rated so low?
It's nice, but it's too short. The author needs to work harder. It's so short and fast that it just doesn't make sense😌