Starting as a Constable, I Gain Talent Traits by Executing Criminals
开局捕快，诛杀罪犯可获天赋词条
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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Hard-Body Training, Muscles, Cold-Blooded Leads, and Body Cultivation. The Protagonist Is Built Like a Monster
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A good book! Finally, it's free of those annoying adjectives like "eyes narrowed" or "a cold glint flashed in the eyes," and there aren't so many conjunctions like "because," "therefore," or "however." Keep up the good work, author!
The new book is about to launch, and I welcome any feedback from you all. I will read it carefully and make sure to fill in any gaps. However, please be kind when rating it, as too many low ratings can seriously dampen my enthusiasm.
I read it in one go. While there are some flaws, the overall structure is excellent. I especially found the premise very interesting: the fact that the skills gained from killing criminals can only be given to subordinates guarantees a group of incredibly powerful followers in the future.
It's okay to read as a light novel when you're bored, with the protagonist leveling up by defeating monsters. The villains are actually quite nice; they're always sent at an appropriate level to die, providing the protagonist with experience to level up.
It's alright. It's a growth-oriented story. In the early stages, the protagonist is from an ordinary person's perspective. Apart from his cheat ability, his cunning and other aspects are quite average. He's just an ordinary person without an omniscient perspective. I didn't see any logical problems.
The overall pacing is good, progressing gradually, with a tight plot and reasonable use of the "golden finger" (powerful abilities/cheat codes). However, after reading the comments, I really don't understand. Do people nowadays like novels to be invincible from the start? Does the protagonist have to reap all the benefits? Isn't that too hasty?
A very good book. The plot is tight but not too fast, the structure is well-organized, and the way it unfolds from specific points to the overall picture is very well done.
Transmigrating to the past to become a typical wage earner, or more accurately, a wage earner system.
The writing is smooth, the world-building is reasonable, and the plot is full of twists and turns. The main gameplay involves hunting down enemies of the Ming Empire to obtain skill points, then bestowing these points upon loyal subordinates to gain cultivation points. And then, Deep Blue, give me some points! 🤦 It has a bit of a beast-taming feel to it. I finished it in one go and am looking forward to updates. I want to see the protagonist fight his way through rebellion and cleanse the world.
It's quite nice. This score is a bit low. Five stars!