Invincible: I Pull the Nation's Goddess Right Out of the TV
无敌，从电视内抓出国民女神开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 981k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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460Chapters
3kReads · 30 days
152.4kReads · all time
345Shelves
6.5Score
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Well written, indeed. A quiet strength permeates the lines, as if every punctuation mark had been carefully considered. I put down my coffee cup, my gaze still fixed on the manuscript. Sunlight streamed in through the window, casting a soft glow on the ink.
The villains always manage to awaken against all odds; I'm impressed.
It's well-written. The protagonist's overpowered abilities and talent seem quite strong so far; hopefully, other equally powerful talents will appear later. However, the content doesn't quite match the title. The opening scene of him grabbing a celebrity from TV made me think he'd later capture people from countless worlds, but it turns out it's just a cross-dimensional travel story.
The "Possessing the Universe in Your Hands" talent setting is excellent, but it's a bit frustrating that it can't be freely used even after 330+ chapters. The "A Flash of Inspiration" setting is also good; it provides the talent and resources for hiding and cultivating, but this conflicts with the path to invincibility.
A good book, a different kind of fantasy cultivation story. The addition of espionage elements makes it more in line with Lao Liu's identity, and it's also quite realistic in its connection to reality.
Even though everyone knew China had many spies, and even though everyone knew he had the ability to identify them, they still wouldn't let him go looking for them, causing the spies to repeatedly steal things from China and create so much trouble for the protagonist, yet they still wouldn't let him go looking for them.
The author's writing is getting better and better; this book is really good.
Early AI traces are present, but not offensive. Later, the AI traces gradually fade, and the plot becomes captivating and enjoyable. I have two questions for the author, or other readers are welcome to discuss them. The first question is, when the protagonist raided the island in the outer sea, he only obtained one treasure and then said that it was inconvenient to bring the others.
It's exciting to watch, and the characters are intelligent too; very good.
The story is getting better and better.