
Global: I Unlocked Sett's Panel and Pounded All Races
全民:解锁腕豪面板的我锤爆万族
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 251k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Only Single-Female-Lead Stories, No Harem
Only one heroine, only one heroine, only one heroine. I'm saying it three times because it's important. No romantic ambiguity; I want a committed relationship. I'm so sick of harem stories these days.
The Genre Doesn’t Matter. Just Give Me Something with Smart Characters
I won't say more. You'll understand.
Novels About Awakening Superpowers and Joining a Special Organization
I want a super-capable female lead with supernatural powers!!! Just make sure the story doesn't fall apart! Something like Ye An would be great too!!!!
Body-Tempering Stories Focused on Physical Strength. I've Read Gun Kai's Books and Can't Get Enough of the Genre
I've Recently Gotten into High Martial Arts: SSS-Rank Talent, No Hiding It, No Female Lead
Looking for books like "Global Awakening: Dual Wind and Fire Affinities from the Start".
Looking for Novels About Humanity Fighting Against the Myriad Races, Like Tribulation of the Myriad Races and Global High Martial Arts
As the title says, I'm out of books to read. Help!
Everyone Has a Class, One of Them, A Vast World
One Man Faces Ten Thousand, One Body Battles a City
Looking for High-Quality Superpower Novels Like *Ordinary People Welcome* and *Slaying the Gods*
Looking for books similar to "A Commoner Arrives".
Novels About Playing League of Legends Characters
Stories featuring League of Legends characters
A Brawny, Musclebound Tough Guy, Wilderness Survival Is Fine Too, Preferably No Female Lead
Nothing too toxic, or it'll kill me. Thanks, handsome guys and beautiful ladies.
Please Recommend Stories Where the Main Character Has Sett's Abilities from League of Legends
Thanks in advance!
Any Books with Skills Like Cho'Gath's from League of Legends?
Looking for books similar to "Reborn as a Giant Dragon: Stack 100,000 Banquets and Become Invincible". With League of Legends champions or champion abilities. @BoringLittleWhite @YLittleFish @CoconutAlien @IDontEatBullfrogs
Stories Where the Characters Fight in Another World Using Skills From Various League of Legends Champions
For example, the protagonist transmigrates to another world, awakens a System, and can draw one random League of Legends skill each day.
The Protagonist Has a Powerful Body-Tempering Technique
Any genre is fine, as long as it features body-tempering martial arts.
The Protagonist Has League of Legends Skills, Preferably Nasus's
Muscles, Powerful Bodies, Tearing Things Apart, Hunting
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Forbidden Grounds: From the Start, Playing the Bruiser with the Drunken Sword Immortal as My Teammate
Playing the Prizefighter, I Kill the Demon Empress with One Punch
Transmigrating to the Apocalypse, I Stack Damage Without Limit
In Marvel: Call Me Sett, Call Me a Brawler!
In the Apocalypse, I Am the Strongest Rift Summoner
The League of Legends Interface in a Superpower World
Playing Sett from the Start: One Punch, All In!
Call Me the Desert Death God When We're Out in Public
Another World: I Am the Fist King
Apocalypse: Don't Look at Me, I'm Really Not a Hero!
Apocalypse: Choose Three Hero Skills from the Start
I Broke Through Poverty with My Bare Fists
From the Start: Loading the League of Legends Character System
The Fist-King Tyrant: I’ll Sweep Through This World with My Body!
Transmigration: I Have the Passive Ability of a Void Creature
Supreme Superpowers: Starting with Sett
League of Legends Descends into Another World
Cultivation: My Skills Are a Little Too Overpowered
Unable to Ascend, I Can Only Become a Darkborn
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The plot was good and to my liking, but the numerical issues remained unresolved. What puzzled everyone was that even with the combined buffs of Undying Grip and Heart of Steel, the protagonist's damage didn't seem to increase significantly. We all know that such stat increases are often absurd in games. Hopefully, the author will add an explanation at the end of the story or in the show.
The first dozen or so chapters have some problematic moments, featuring classic school bullying and the protagonist getting his comeuppance, but after that, there are no more issues, and it's actually quite enjoyable. Fans of Sett should check it out. If you buy Sett a new skin, he'll be happy because he has a new outfit. But if you use the money to buy a gift for your mother, Sett will be even happier because you'll also be a devoted son, a "mama's boy" who dotes on his mother.
This book is alright. The protagonist's personality is all about putting on a show of force, but I just won't give up. Of course, this kind of college entrance exam, university, and military training will definitely be repeated, and then it'll be all about life-or-death training.
I immediately activated Predator, quickly closed the distance, used Hail of Blades combined with Press the Attack to trigger Electrocute, and rapidly stacked Undying to trigger Fleet Footwork and Phase Rush to stick to the target, using crowd control to trigger Aftershock and Glacial Shock. Then I triggered Lethal Tempo to trigger Conqueror and reach the kill threshold. After that, I used Aery with Comet to trigger Dark Harvest, and finally triggered First Strike to earn gold. Perfect finish!
Could you please update more? As a long-time Sett player, I'm genuinely thrilled to see such a well-written Sett fanfiction for the first time. This is really not enough! Please update soon!!!
Wow, this feels like watching a nine-star jinx! The battles aren't boring, there's character development, and the female lead appears early, which is even better. I'm not saying you're like him, but I'm saying keep it up!
It's pretty good, and there are a lot of memes. The plot and character personalities are also good. The downside is the poorly handled leveling up system; the special training mode involves encountering monsters much higher level than you, making leveling up ridiculously slow. Overall, it's still quite good.
Personally, I think it's quite good. So far, I haven't seen any major flaws, and the male and female leads' characters are quite to my liking. It's good! It's just that the author isn't updating as often. Don't give up, keep updating!
Hmm, this is the first time I've read a book about Sett that has such great chemistry between the main characters. And I must say, it's really fun, especially the female lead; she's such a perfect match for the protagonist. I'm totally shipping them!
At first glance, the synopsis and cover title didn't impress me. I clicked on it two or three times, but didn't read the first page. Later, when I ran out of books to read, I took a look and thought it was pretty good. However, it was a bit short.