Bai Bai Bai Chun Bai’s 42nd Book

The plot flows smoothly, and the system structure is simple and clear. However, it lacks the thrill and thought-provoking elements of a truly masterful book. Playing it safe in the early game is fine, but if you're still playing it safe in the mid-game, you might as well go home and nurse your kids.

Fantasy fiction is different from romance and crime fiction; too much focus on inner monologues can easily lead to failure. Modern readers are no longer interested in listening to inner monologues! The moment you get to studying medicine, you fall into a low trap! Wanting everything—isn't that a common problem in modern society? Instead of stopping it, the author encourages readers to aspire to it; but upon closer reflection, it's all for naught!

He's an ordinary person, neither particularly steady nor ruthless, nor particularly kind. He gets into all sorts of trouble from a small incident, with enemies attempting assassination and framing him, yet he only knows how to follow the rules. Later, despite his weakened strength, he still has a heart for helping others, and fortunately, he learns a thing or two from this experience, beginning to unlock the correct way to use the system.

It's good. The protagonist's overpowered abilities aren't actually that great, and as someone who lives a life of survival, they don't quite match the adventurous and exciting life that such an overpowered character needs. However, it does suit the world depicted, otherwise the protagonist's life wouldn't be so stable and peaceful. Especially those times when he sensed an ambush and immediately called for reinforcements to take care of it, that was really impressive! 🤦🤦🤦

Having read the author's previous works, which were either Naruto-style or very short, I can confidently say this book is quite good now, despite its low rating. It's well-written, though the female lead hasn't appeared yet. But I'm giving it five stars out of fear the author might not keep up the pace.

Super, super good. This seems like a normal story. There's grievance, self-preservation, and helplessness, unlike some mindless novels. Three months to conquer the heavens. All it does is kill, kill, kill. It's a pity it's only 150 chapters; I finished it in no time. I don't know when it will be finished.

Seven-star review!!! In just a few months, you went from an ordinary person to a seventh-rank master. You say you didn't have some extraordinary opportunity? I don't know if others believe that. It's like how you could easily get into Tsinghua or Peking University with just a little study; I wouldn't believe you didn't have a system.

The author really likes sweet tofu.

It's quite interesting and well-written.

True skill is revealed in the details; ripples appear in the ordinary, demonstrating extraordinary ability.