[Daughter is just one heartwarming element. The main focus is still the protagonist's rise to power, and it's not mindless.]
Teacher: "You're not even a full-fledged martial apprentice at eighteen. You won't get into a martial arts university. Su Che, give up martial arts and focus on academics."
Su Che: "..."
Officer: "At twenty-six, you barely have the physical fitness of a martial artist, but your dark-energy compatibility is below 30%. Team Member Su, you can't become a source martial artist."
Su Che: "..."
His three-year-old daughter: "Daddy, Wanwan misses you. Come home, okay~"
Su Che: "..."
"People have to accept that they're ordinary..."
After transmigrating into a perilous high-martial world for thirty years, Su Che thought he would have a different life. But one failure and setback after another gradually made him accept that he was just ordinary.
Getting married, having a child, and living out his days in peace... Wasn't that a kind of happiness, too?
[Ding! At thirty, with no achievements to his name, the Host has met the sole unlock condition for the Keyword applet. Keyword acquired: Late Bloomer]
"Damn it, my daughter's already three, and now you're telling me I'm a late bloomer?!"
[Late Bloomer: The Host's dark-energy compatibility increases by 1000%... Skill comprehension maxed out... The Host is blessed with incredible luck... A hundredfold compensation for everything others have... Everything others don't have, too...]
With one foot already in the lie-flat stage of life, Su Che felt he could still turn things around.
If you can't take care of your family, you shouldn't have a family.
Mature, steady, and the expression between the lines is very comfortable. Yes, it is comfortable. The writing style cannot be said to be sophisticated. But judging from the current chapter, if it could compete with Devouring 10 years ago or even crush it, it depends on whether the follow-up world view is big enough. The title of the book is not good. Recently, there are only a few well-written books with weird and weird titles. It would be a pity to publish it on Tomato. Come on, author, I only read books when I have time, sorry.
There are so many things going on that the upgrading feeling of reading is not obvious. Several chapters passed between the protagonist agreeing to join the martial arts gym and getting the funds, and the pleasure of leveling up during this period was diluted. After receiving the advanced guidance, I wrote the protagonist to participate in the competition, and then practiced training. There were several chapters in between. The same refreshing feeling of upgrade has been diluted again. It can be seen that the author is somewhat imitating Devouring, and I also like Devouring very much. But if the author keeps writing like this, I personally will abandon the book, because unlike Devour, killing monsters and upgrading is very satisfying, but there are too many things interspersed in the middle, making it difficult to feel happy.
So far, it seems pretty good, worthy of five stars.
Uh, I don't know why, but I always feel like watching the star-devouring sky
When will the third stage of this hangup be cooled down, and when can the third stage be started?
I can only say that I wanted to follow the rhythm of swallowing the stars, but today's readers no longer like that, and the whole process is not fun at all!
The introduction is good at deceiving people.
At least we should give an explanation for the third stage. When will the water reach the end?
Don't want to say more. . . . .