Everyone Has a Life-Saving Blade, So the Beast Invasion Was a Total Bust

I woke up to find that the global combat IQ had dropped a thousandfold, but mine remained unchanged. The descriptions of low-level alien beasts are rather mediocre. If I remember correctly, the technology in the book is similar to what we have now, right? Weapons of mass destruction might damage the environment, but something like the Land Shield 3000 isn't just indiscriminate killing.

Just read it. I especially loved the author's last book, and the beginning of this one is very interesting. I also feel like it might be connected to the previous work. Looking forward to it! (*^O^*) It's good, but the author updates too slowly... The content is a lighthearted slice-of-life story with detailed character portrayals. Although it's a harem novel, the romance is well-developed and not just mindless fluff. I personally really enjoyed this book.

September 9, 2025 Updated to Chapter 140 Postscript: The protagonist is weak in strength but has a powerful cheat system. He has Tier 2 combat power, but his cheat allows him to get MVP in Tier 7 battles. There are no clichéd plots where the protagonist is confronted or acts arrogantly; he is a true hermit.

Good book. The plot is very reasonable, and most importantly, it doesn't suppress combat power or use any special advantages. However, the difference in combat power between the early stages isn't as pronounced as in other cultivation or fantasy novels; it feels like skill can compensate for weaknesses.

The plot, featuring everyone wielding a famous sword and a strange beast invasion causing a chaotic day-night cycle, is quite good, a typical martial arts-themed story. The plot arrangement isn't particularly illogical. It's written in detail and has fresh elements. The worldview is youthful and vibrant, which isn't off-putting.

Daily life, high-level martial arts. The protagonist is a humanoid succubus, the group's darling, and their life mentor. He plagiarizes to build a powerful background and avoid many troubles. He doesn't join the academy, but stirs up trouble behind the scenes, though his presence is intertwined with student life.

It's a slice-of-life story with a surprisingly simple plot, lacking any dramatic twists or major flaws, making it a very comfortable read. To put it simply, this book still retains the style of the author's previous book. Personally, I think the biggest difference is that the previous book, while heavily influenced by the negative portrayal of the original protagonist in transmigration novels…

It's very well written and full of positive energy. Lately, most of the novels I've been reading seem to have some personal bias inserted in them, which is really uncomfortable to read. I read novels to relax, after all.

The narrative is straightforward but has its ups and downs, currently without any major flaws, and the protagonist has a great character design, making it worth watching.

I've never read anything like this before, and it's really good. The overpowered abilities are indeed superhuman, but not the kind that's overtly obvious. The pacing is excellent, the character designs are good, and there are occasional female leads to add some spice to the otherwise monotonous plot. The only issue is that the main storyline seems a bit repetitive, but since the word count is relatively low, it doesn't significantly impact the reading experience. Updates seem a bit slow.