A Game for Everyone: My Talent Is Luck
全民游戏，我的天赋是幸运儿
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 6mo ago
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It's getting better and better, starting to become more engaging. While the protagonist's abilities were strong in the beginning, the presentation was just average, because while similar cheat-like abilities existed, they weren't excessive. But the part where the protagonist condenses his mental image truly makes you genuinely want to keep writing!
Ah, I really love this style of novel. It has a touch of understated invincibility, but also that feeling of witnessing civilization's progress. And then there's the grand world-building. It's very comfortable and enjoyable to read.
Chapter 132 Pure cheat code guy, he can find treasures everywhere he goes. It's about the access control administrator in Operation Delta Force (who won't ban you) (I made this up). No matter which container you're in, you can always find at least four red items, frequently nine, and hearts and tears.
A score of 7 is a bit low; it should be at least an 8 or higher, especially the later parts of the story. The plot, setting, and character development are all excellent. The author's growth is evident.
I saw the part where the main character suffers hidden injuries when advancing in rank! 😂😂😂
The concept of "luck talent" is more like manipulating fate; it's not individual luck, but rather the luck of a civilization. There are a few typos, but they don't affect readability. The only issue is with some places involving the conversion of different time units. In short, why bother with all that brainpower?
Well written, the plot is delicate and captivating. Keep it up!
While the author's setting for the younger sister feels a bit... Off, otherwise there don't seem to be any major problems. The protagonist is truly the father of destiny, and the leveling up is decent. China's rise to power, nuclear bombs annihilate the land, and a country in the Pacific Ocean that was living a comfortable life is nuked to smithereens.
There were many flaws at the beginning, but it got better and better as you watched. It's a bit strange that the rating is so low. (The author is writing this at breakneck speed and can't sleep at night.)
Great, but the sister's storyline seems unnecessary; its absence wouldn't affect the reading experience at all. What else was there? I forgot, I'll add a comment later if I remember.