Starting with an F-Rank Ability, I Rise Step by Step to the Top
从F级异能开始一步一步走向最强
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- 1.9M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High Martial Arts
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- 1y ago
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Fresh, Unusual Settings and a Variety of Abilities
Something similar to Weather Forecast.
I’ve Lost All Desire to Read, and I’m Desperate for Something Good. Fellow Daoists, Only Experts May Enter
I feel like novels just can't move me anymore.
Self-interest + Absolute Power
I’m looking for books like Hey! I Said Be a Cannon Fodder in a Period Novel, Not to Torment the Scumbags.
Special Powers, Balanced, Not Overpowered, No Harem, Smart Characters, and Logical Plots
A superpower laser eye, like Superman's.
Recommend Some Books About Guys Who Don't Take Crap, Do Whatever They Want, Skip the Trash Talk, and Fight Anyone Who Dares Challenge Them
These books are so satisfying, ridiculously satisfying. I've finished them all. Please recommend more just like these, aaah!
Looking for a Novel Where the Protagonist Truly Forgets All Emotion
Dark Apocalypse Stories With a Selfish, Ruthless Protagonist, Preferably No Female Lead
Please, No Stories Where Everyone Keeps Mocking the Protagonist and Questioning Their Abilities
No clueless protagonists. No mockery or questioning of the protagonist’s abilities, and no one inexplicably disliking them. Don’t have random bystanders feel sorry for them, mock them, or doubt them for no reason whenever they do something or show a talent. And don’t have bystanders act like the protagonist is weird just because they’re awesome.
Dark Stories: The Protagonist Puts Their Own Interests First, Stops at Nothing, and Isn't a Goody-Two-Shoes
Dark Fiction: I Want the Utterly, Utterly Dark Stuff
No self-righteous, holier-than-thou female leads, please.
Any Novels with a Truly Ruthless and Realistic Protagonist?
No saintly protagonists.
Tomato's Three Top-Tier Dark Villains: Chen Gu, Ling Xiao, and Zhou Qiong
In my opinion, these are Tomato's three best dark villain novels, the absolute pinnacle.
Cunning, Cruel, Possibly Vicious, Self-Serving, Willing to Use Any Means to Get What She Wants
No Do-Gooder Lead, No Family Clan, No Heroine, No Little Sister, No Harem, Has a System
I’ve run out of books to read. I tend to like novels with characters who are a bit more ruthless.
If I Could Choose My Identity, I'd Choose to Be the Villain
Rather than be a famous protagonist, I'd rather be a carefree villain.
Looking for an Extremely Dark, Evil Protagonist with No Allegiance to Any Side…
Pure Villain Protagonists, No Female Lead, No Newbie Mistakes, Smart Characters, and No Dragging Things Out
Ruthless, Selfish, Cold-Blooded, and Answerable to No One
Su Wuxie is the GOAT.
Dark Fiction, No Romance, Protagonist Opposed to Humanity
Myriad Worlds! No Heroine, No Romance, No Ambiguity. Thanks, Everyone!
The Protagonist Completely Abandons the Light and Plunges into the Deepest Darkness.
Any Dark, Ruthless Novels About a Pure Evil Protagonist?
Demonic Cultivation: Ruthless Methods and No Scruples in Pursuit of Profit
Looking for books similar to "A Mortal's Path to Immortality: A Hundred Thousand Corpses Forge an Immortal Bone (Blood Demon Ji Yin)".
Looking for Stories About Demonic Cultivators
I want a story where the protagonist cultivates demonic powers. No female lead, no saintly protagonist, and someone ruthless and merciless. Can anyone recommend a few?
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Personally, I think this book is a masterpiece by Tomato (the author). The protagonist's ruthlessness and vengefulness alone surpass many dark novels. He doesn't care if you're good or bad, pitiful or pathetic, whether you have family to support, or whether you've offended him—as long as you're in his way or beneficial to him, he's done for.
It wasn't very good at the beginning, but it gradually got better and became readable! Especially the three chapters a day are great, when will it evolve into a four-chapter beast! They get caught every time, and they never learn their lesson. They have this Star Transformation Disease problem, and they even have a solution, but they just won't address it.
It's well-written, with a concise style. The protagonist is intelligent and decisive. Although there are some errors, they don't detract from the book's readability. Can we please stop this constant getting caught and arrested? It gets boring if this kind of scenario happens too often.
First line: Those with exceptional talent become useful objects (tools); Second line: Those with insufficient talent become useful people (talents); Horizontal scroll: A Madman's Diary 😏
It's good! I like the protagonist's personality. Although the protagonist's life is a bit tragic, it's a dark story, which makes it all worthwhile. There are several times when the male protagonist is destined to die, especially with Liu Qingyue. She's almost certain to kill him.
The protagonist is ruthless and cunning, and knows how to endure. The early stages are somewhat brutal; he's targeted by the world, easily manipulated when weak, and his rise to power without any special advantages is incredibly difficult. He only starts to truly take off after chapter 150.
A masterpiece indeed. Ruthless and unscrupulous, they will use any means to climb to the top. Once they are powerful enough, they will look back and realize that they have only experienced a few hardships.
It's well-written. The protagonist starts as a "trash" character, and his main advantages so far are high comprehension and his transmigrator identity, which allows him to learn unique secret techniques. His spiritual fire can forge living beings into equipment, and the phrase "Fellow Daoist, please stay and help me cultivate" is one of his advantages, along with other potential transmigrator…
Not bad, not bad. Han Yi can be seen as an identity, an alias. It just takes up a lot of time in the early stages, requiring frequent contact between "Han Yi" and outsiders, so it might seem a bit confusing. The part where he was controlled was indeed a bit annoying, but the protagonist's escape was decisive, and the mental shackles were disgusting.
It's a great read. The protagonist faces numerous setbacks in the early stages, but learns to use various methods and calculations to overcome them, gradually climbing to the top. There's no romance or ambiguity; it's a straightforward story of ruthless competition and betrayal. Those with a strong sense of justice might find it unsettling, but I'd still rate it as a masterpiece!