[Some brainpower, no female lead, no System, not an academy story]
The age of the universe's great civilization boom.
Countless races stand side by side.
Thanks to the efforts of their ancestors, every member of humanity has the chance to awaken a talent upon reaching adulthood.
At eighteen, the young Zheng Yi awakened a talent: Purely Just!
Pure: He cannot actively cultivate any skills or supernatural abilities.
Just: Everything he does must be just!
As long as his actions are just, his physical attributes will grow without limit.
Zheng Yi: “From today on, hear this: the end has come for all evildoers!”
What, your attacks deal true damage and ignore physical defenses?
But my body is incredibly resilient. Regenerating from a drop of blood is child's play.
What, you can stop time?
But I'm faster than light, so your time stop has no effect on me!
I am Zheng Yi.
I speak for justice!
I'm giving myself five stars, not for any other reason than my thick skin.
What's most eye-catching is the special awakening of the friend; the pacing is relatively fast, basically a brutal beatdown, and the world is vast enough to offer plenty of material. Overall, it's decent. The early setup mainly lays the groundwork for the classic brother-to-brother love letter exchange, but there aren't any drawn-out scenes; it's over quickly and directly introduces the book's main conflict. So, I'll continue writing with five stars.
The author shamelessly gives himself five stars, and I admire that shamelessness too, so I'll give him five stars as well 😏
Had I known this would happen, I should have killed the one who haunted my dreams, the one whose spirit swayed amidst the turbulent winds and clouds, the one whose spirit resided in the three realms. The gate of life and death, the cycle of reincarnation, opens once more, to cleanse the world of worldly dust and grime.
The writing style uses a technique of first suppressing and then elevating the tone, but the suppression lasts a bit too long.
So far, there don't seem to be any major issues. The protagonist is constantly on the move, seemingly never resting. Every time his strength increases slightly, the enemy becomes stronger, maintaining a dynamic balance.
The opening strategy is predictable, but the logic is clear. It only gets 4 stars because there's too little background information.
Well written, keep it up! 🍉🍉🍉
Generally, the cooperation between the protagonist and his brothers is acceptable.
It's so awesome! Anyway, it started to feel great from the 20th card onwards. Before that, I didn't understand what my talent meant, but it just got awesome later.