
Spear Infantry from the Start: I Stab My Way to Becoming a Butcher of Men!
开局长矛兵:一路扎成人屠师爷!
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- Completed
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- 912k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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Five-star review: To summarize, it's a time-traveling, cheat-like story where the protagonist kills to level up, picks up a woman, sends her back to her family home where she's imprisoned, the protagonist continues killing to level up, rescues the woman, sends her back to her family home where she's imprisoned again, the protagonist continues killing to level up, rescues the woman, then the woman is captured again, and the protagonist continues killing to level up. That's all for now.
Looks so good! This kind of daffin can't be eaten by myself; it has to be shared. I love how beautiful it is!
It can be roughly understood as the world having too many cultivators, and the protagonist being summoned by the world to cleanse some of the evil things and incidentally return spiritual energy to heaven and earth. Similar to Beerus in Dragon Ball. If there's a sequel, the second part would likely involve the protagonist being killed by another protagonist to achieve enlightenment and restore peace to the world. 🤦🤦🤦
The main storyline revolves around a man's constant struggles and separations from a woman, followed by his search for her.
It's a passable completion of the task. Although the story as a whole isn't much to say—it's all the same old formula—the occasional character descriptions are decent. The reader gets the feeling that the author actually has the ability to write better, but got carried away with cutting, or perhaps was constrained by their initial intentions. I think reading dozens or even hundreds of chapters wouldn't be a waste of time.
[I've learned it] Someone liked it first, damn it, I forgot about work while reading it and got scolded.
The protagonist's growth is a major highlight. While the other content is average, the protagonist's development is incredibly captivating, making it impossible to put down the show.
The traditional nested doll story, plus the overwhelming pressure of an invincible power level, a journey of nested dolls.
It's pretty good, if only the author wouldn't keep checking the control panel so much. Constantly looking at the control panel while listening to the story is giving me a headache.
It's very detailed, with clear paragraphs, and it fills in any plot holes. The pacing is also quite good; it doesn't start with those mindless, overpowered chapters. Overall, it's quite enjoyable.