
Not a Hero? Take It Up with My Merit
并非侠客?和我的功德说去吧
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 309k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
152Chapters
13Reads
8.8Score
114.6kReads · all time
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It's okay. It's something to pass the time. It's not that good, but it's not that bad either. It's a pity that the venue is too big. I thought it was martial arts, but I didn't expect that there was a god of incense and fire, and a martial artist from the Wuzong. So it can't be considered martial arts, it's fantasy, but it's not like fantasy literature. It's great to level up without brains, at least add some level. I've never seen people who add qualifications, they all rely on fighting to support fighting. If I'm first-rate, I'll cut down top-level monsters to earn more merit. I'll add points to kill acquired monsters the day after tomorrow. The more I cut, the more I'll get better. There's no point in practicing on your own.
It's been a long time since I've seen this feeling. Most people are very normal, even the female characters are very normal, and they all have their own characteristics. Normal is the best evaluation for me. It's rare that it's not brainless and refreshing, it's not brainless and crazy. The author's writing is not bad at all, it's very smooth and smooth, and has a lot of character. It has the flavor of martial arts, but it's not the traditional one that was very early. It has a little bit of fantasy mixed in, and the plot is very smooth. The only shortcoming is that there is too little. I feel like I could write more real things. Keep it up. Please, please, it's rare to see something so smooth. The pacing is also very good, and it won't make people feel uncomfortable. It feels depressing, and it's not a mindless feeling. As for the so-called combat power in the comment section, it almost doesn't exist in my opinion. The protagonist has a very reasonable explanation for the distribution of merit points, and there is no cliche plot in which the protagonist cannot defeat someone and is crushed miserably. I feel like this book Apart from the function of the system, the book actually doesn't show much. It is the kind of book that can be used in TV series [][][][]. I haven't reviewed it for a long time. The only shortcoming is that there are too few. I feel that the other reviews are not appropriate for me. I will see the follow-up, but it is really very good so far. [Love][love]
Yes, after watching it, it was neither mindless and refreshing nor made the protagonist feel aggrieved. It should have multiple female protagonists. I don't think it matters if there are more than one female protagonist. Just don't be a stallion.
Chapter 100 The heroine is sure that the main plot is not crooked, and the emotional line is very well written, which is the icing on the cake. For this writing style, the heroine also gives five stars [air kiss], which is much better than other poisonous pits [air kiss]
The story has the feel of a classic martial arts novel, and the characters are all well-shaped. There is no brainless villain, but more of a different stance. The writing style is a little weaker, but clean and smooth, with a bit of Gu Long's feel. Of course, the level is still far behind, but it's just a bit meaningless. The protagonist says it's just for merit, but in fact he does it even without merit. It's quite like an old-school knight. As long as he meets someone and can't stand it, he will take action. At present, it is still a single female protagonist. Sister Qin's character is very good and she gives the protagonist a lot of support.
It's a very nice book. When I first started reading it, I even saw Four Points [face covering] without realizing it. The author's writing style is rare and fresh and lively, not procrastinating, and the characterization of the characters is also very good. Liao Liao has portrayed the characteristics of the characters in a few plots, which makes people feel fresh and refreshing while reading.
The writing style is clean and neat, not watery, this is what Jianghu should be like
The first part does have a bit of a Jianghu flavor. I've already read half of it, but the second part feels like it's about cultivating immortality. It has the air of an old routine. Many novels are unreadable because they are too long. I hope the author can control the situation well.
The writing is very good in every aspect, and the martial arts feel is very good, but it doesn't look good [I almost cried]
After reading too many villain stories, when I look back at traditional martial arts, it feels like the sun shines after the rain.