Invincible from the Start as a Void Lord
从虚空领主开始无敌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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It's so-so. The protagonist is self-sufficient, so why create a secret realm early on for others to attack him? He should have sealed the secret realm gate from the start and focused on developing the Void, then returned to fight Earth once he reached a higher level.
Writing a book is no easy task, so I give it a five-star rating. [1%, 2%...100%, Void Crystal complete, Game Laws solidified, Game Domain activated, radius 1000 meters. Void Barrier activated, radius 1000 meters. Randomly activated talent: 100x Drop Rate] [Consumes 100 points of Void Power to unlock storage space, 100 cubic meters] [Consuming 100 Void Power unlocks the building function.
False divine kingdoms, false fourth calamities, anime and manga, and games. Aside from the invincible protagonist trope, everything else was discarded. Basically, any trope conceived was immediately undone, and the data is chaotic. The author's math skills must have been taught by a PE teacher.
Not bad, didn't find any major problems or flaws 😏😏
A genius can kill an enemy in a few moves within the same realm; a prodigy can kill an enemy in one move within the same realm and fight beyond the realm; a monster can fight ten enemies within the same realm and kill enemies beyond the realm; and a master can be proven to be the ruler by disregarding numbers and killing enemies beyond the realm.
Finally, a book with a plot I can actually read! Was it easy for me...? I've only read a few chapters, but the language is fluent and coherent, and the descriptions of characters and the world are all good. Five stars for now. Keep it up, author!
Honestly, I didn't see any benefit in the protagonist forming alliances with others; he basically just got something for nothing. The later cultivation realms were written as pure data; they didn't even mention the changes in cultivation beyond the Nascent Soul stage. It feels like many of the established settings were wasted.
Okay, okay, okay
I'm the first to comment. This book is really good, but there's just too little content. Author, please keep updating! Keep it up! Keep it up! Keep it up!
Good premise, but overly sentimental. An infinite flow story that fails to utilize any informational advantage; to sum it up, even a pig could have done a better job than the protagonist.