After transmigrating to a fantasy world, Han Lin unexpectedly obtains a System that makes him stronger through hard work.
Every bit of effort brings a reward.
[Ding! You trained diligently and received a critical bonus!]
[Ding! You practiced martial arts and received a critical bonus!]
[Ding! You studied diligently and received a critical bonus!]
[Ding! You exercised diligently and received a critical bonus!]
[Ding! You rested diligently and received a critical bonus!]
As long as he puts in the effort, he can get a critical bonus for anything, making everything incredibly easy.
Han Lin thus sets out on the path to invincibility, with no weaknesses left!
When people ask how he can be so powerful and capable at everything,
he simply smiles. “If you work hard, you can do it too.”
(This blurb doesn't do it justice. Please read the story.)
Once you see him rescuing that woman, there's no point in watching anymore; it'll only get more and more disgusting. A classic trope of powerful and wealthy women. A noblewoman, almost beaten to death, waiting for the male lead to rescue her 🤦🤦 Then she falls in love with the male lead again—it's so classic, even classics don't inspire any desire to continue reading.
Holy crap, this is toxic! You get a critical strike system, but your talent is trash, then after a few days of hard rest, you're suddenly on par with so-called sect celebrities and geniuses, then you go out and have fun, inevitably playing the hero and rescuing a damsel in distress, and then... Everywhere you look is a source of absurdity! It's truly entertaining to watch. Speechless!!!
I've read over thirty chapters, and there's far too much female-centric content. Also, the setup for each main character's storyline is excessive; they always have to describe a whole bunch of things first, then the protagonist gets looked down upon and mocked by onlookers, followed by a lot of fighting and then it ends. The problem is, there aren't enough chapters to fully develop this; several thousand chapters would be more appropriate.
It's just so-so. Advancing two levels of cultivation in just 5 days... Impressive!
Almost identical to another one
I always felt the author wasn't from the male-oriented genre.
Well... The plot is similar to another book, pretty much the same.
The idea is acceptable
Suitable for elementary school students to read 🤦 [OK]