
From Exploiting Traits to Crafting Cheats by Hand
从利用特性到手搓外挂
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Explore more →I Always Come Back to Infinite-World Novels. Preferably Ones That Travel Across Countless Worlds
Everyone is searching for something. The team wins together.
Infinite-Flow Stories with a Growing Protagonist. I'm Tired of So Many Where They're Overpowered from the Start.
Any gender is fine.
I’m in a Reading Slump. I’ll Trade You My Favorites
Looking for books like *Eternal Life: Laying Low as a Prison Guard in the Heavenly Prison*. Something that feels realistic, with believable human interactions.
The Whole Human Race Takes Part in a Game, and the Main Thing Is That It Feels Satisfying
Thanks, everyone.
Talent Won't Give You Muscles Chiseled Like a Knife
Strong Self-Learning Skills and Powerful Stats and Mechanics
Looking for stories like A Fire Mage's Guide to Cultivation. Any books with a protagonist who's great at teaching themselves, thinks outside the box, and lives in a world with an expansive setting?
A Protagonist Takes a Weird, Niche Talent to the Extreme, With One Female Lead
Preferably, they should already be together from the beginning, or be childhood sweethearts.
It's 2026, Guys! Recommend Something Worth Reading. I'm Desperate for a Good Book
Stories With a Protagonist Who Is an Exceptional Inventor
Protagonists with Unshakable Faith, Strong Will, and a Sense of Justice
The protagonist should have strong faith and conviction, and stand up for what's right. The supporting cast and villains shouldn't be idiots. I'm tired of cookie-cutter, mindless wish-fulfillment stories. I want something that fills you with faith and spirit, a true source of spiritual nourishment.
Survival Stories: Are There Really None Rated Above 9? Prove Me Wrong!
Heh.
An Overpowered Protagonist With Concept-Level Skills, Common Sense, and Cleverly Used Abilities
Looking for books like *This Martial World Became Strange Because of Me*.
Online Gaming Novels You Can Stick With, Not the Brain-Dead Kind
Online game novels that are engaging enough to read for a long time, but aren't brainless. Ideally something like Starting from Zero.
There Are No Masterpieces Left in Sci-Fi Mecha. Come Debate Me
I'm looking for books like Doomsday Mecha: I Picked the Wrong Power Bank at Sign-In from the Start. No transmigrating into Pacific Rim or anything like that. The protagonist should be smart.
No Couples, No Female Lead, One Male Protagonist Only. No BL, Okay? 😡
No flirting, no romance, just one male lead throughout. Life is so much easier without love.
Ten Online Gaming Novels, Nine Are Just Net-Grabbing Reads. Are There No Masterpieces?
Looking for books like Full-Time Sword Cultivator. I can only say that all the online games out there start off as invincible power fantasies. They're fun, but after a dozen or twenty chapters they lose their appeal. Are there any genuinely good books?
Novels Like The Paradise of Reincarnation, Where Equipment and Skills Keep Getting Updated
Game stories or infinite flow are both fine. No female lead, and no saintly protagonist. Most importantly, the protagonist should get something out of clearing each instance, so there's something to look forward to. A lot of stories are decent at first, then fall off badly later on.
Is Nobody Writing National Survival Stories Anymore? Looking for a Smart Protagonist and Consistent Stats
Looking for a survival novel where everyone has to survive, the protagonist is smart, and the stats don’t get messed up.
Starts With a Small Skill, Then Turns It Into a Godlike Ability Through Hard Work
Mechanics and Alchemy, with Materials and Processes Explained, but Not in Too Much Detail
Any Stories About Transmigrating to Different Worlds? Not the Same Old Genre Every Time
Ideally something that randomly transmigrates between settings like urban life, movies, wuxia, high martial arts, mythology, and sci-fi, rather than sticking to one genre. I wonder if any author has written something like that. I’ve been reading for almost 20 years 😂😂😂
Infinite-Flow Stories with a Connected Setting as Grand as the Paradise of Reincarnation
Looking for Infinite-Flow Stories That Are Still Updating. The Last Few I Read Were All Abandoned.
Stories with Unique Dungeons, a Protagonist Struggling to Survive, and an Original Worldview
Does anyone have a story where the protagonist has purely platonic friendships, isn't some overpowered b-king, doesn't fall in love with an evil god, and doesn't have a dungeon featuring only a Silver Soul ghost girl or a Ghost Valley house? When it comes to school settings, it's always just that one thing. And please, no insanely powerful golden finger for the protagonist early on. I'm begging you.
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The writing is quite good, the logic is clear, and the protagonist's abilities are reasonable. However, to be honest, in my opinion, this is neither a bug nor a feature. This is a very basic linkage. Everyone who plays poker knows that this is normal.
Overall, 4 stars, but the author generally has a hard time writing, so I would give it 5 stars. Next, I will talk about the advantages and lightning protection points of this book. If you are interested, you can pick it up and read it: Advantages: 1. There is no such thing as direct cheating in traditional systems. Many cheating authors write quite well, which seems acceptable. 2. The setting unfolds slowly and slowly. The male protagonist is not a big villain or anything like that. He is just better than a normal person. He can help others and cooperate with others. 3. It's very enjoyable and there are basically no major setbacks. Disadvantages: 1. Well, it's really hard to understand why the male protagonist is surrounded by women. From grasshoppers to psychic creatures to wreaths and crowns to gun spirits, the most incomprehensible thing is the gun. The main material is the male protagonist's own real soul fragments, but the result is still a female. Let me ask you... You can set it to be genderless... I couldn't stand it when I saw this, but I thought at the time, Hey, the plot is indeed okay, and the author's writing is indeed okay, so I will continue to read it. Okay, not long after, the Forgotten of the World came out, and the person who sponsored him was also a girl [laughs] (This is a personal highlight, maybe people who like this will like it very much, but in my opinion, if there are men and women around the protagonist, an even distribution can create a good world...) 2. Although the rhythm is good, the setting is not unreliable, and it unfolds slowly, the first dungeon took more than 200 chapters to end. Well, if you hate long plots, you may hate this. 3. Sometimes there are one or two typos, but generally if you say something in the comment area, the author will correct it (so is this considered an advantage or a disadvantage? In my opinion, this should be considered an advantage of the author and a disadvantage of the book, right OWO)
I like the content, but it's really tiring to watch. One is that there are too many psychological thoughts. I want to skip it. Sometimes there are some useful ones. Reading them all is very similar to Tang Monk's chanting. And the protagonist's adventures basically come with a price, and the price is not low. To be honest, if you write it well, you won't be so unhappy, but it gives me the feeling that even if he exchanges his life for good things, it is not as good as someone who is lucky and has a good talent. I have now seen dozens of pictures that are completely introductory pictures and I am insisting [cover face][cover face][cover face] Come on, author.
Pure Cow Horse is quite complicated, but it is indeed a good book. It's also poisonous. Just use it if you can. Can you stop procrastinating so much and return this contract and that contract? There are so many times written in it that your IQ is not very high, and you're still waiting for someone to stab you in the back.
It's a very interesting survival game novel. If you don't want to see the protagonist's wretched development and growth in the early stage, but if you want to enjoy it directly, just start reading it from Chapter 137. By the end of that chapter, you will know why you will enjoy it. The reason is that the plot is very slow. It is really good for a new author to write like this. It is certified by the bookworm who has spent tens of thousands of hours.
The writing is quite good, it must be a girl, right? It feels like there are several that can be collected and it's appropriate.
The world view is huge. I felt refreshed after watching it, but I didn't seem to be refreshed... But instead healed. Is it reasonable for the author of the spiritual chapter to arrange for a heaven-level boss to be tied to the male protagonist's mind? There are 9 million clones. I thought it was level 4, but it turned out to be level 7 and then to the heaven level. The old sow wears bras one after another. There is nothing about cheating. To become stronger is to fight yourself and squeeze yourself. It's heartbreaking to watch yourself abuse yourself. Karma, everything is destined to have a price. The big boss is still plotting against the little loli Xiaocao. If you think nothing is safe, he will tell you later that you can't get rid of him. He is holding back. He has been possessed and turned into a black man. It makes me very depressed.
After seeing more than 11 pictures, I think it's okay, except that sometimes there are some language problems and the sentence segmentation is not very good. You can feel that the author can't wait to show the readers the details he wrote, but sometimes the whole paragraph is a bit bloated. It is impossible to change. How can it be possible to change so many things? All I can say is that I need to work harder for my next book. Your writing is still very good. When I saw the back part, my mind was a little numb. I couldn't break sentences well, and my writing was a bit erratic, a little bit here and there, a little bit here and there. One sentence had the same meaning. I could say it two or three times, just like writing a composition. The brain processor just doesn't want to deal with it.
Not bad, very nice, with good details and clear logic. Just typos, too many words, missing words, wrong symbols... There are so many small problems like this [face covering], the author should work hard [eating melon]
It's well written. There are no other shortcomings except that each world is too long and a bit awkward, and to be honest, the protagonist is a bit sadistic. The supporting characters and villains have online IQs, and the protagonist doesn't have to deal with some abstract events, which is pretty good.