
Reincarnated with E-Rank Stats, a Good-for-Nothing? I Draw Cards and Grind My Way to Godhood
转生全E废柴?我靠抽卡爆肝成神
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 229k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Although I read the novel without thinking, it did make me a little less human. There are many things that are unreasonable at a glance, even if you don't have any brains. A five-year-old child can neither speak nor walk. In reality, let alone a five-year-old child who cannot speak for more than one year, one would always consider whether the child is sick. Even if she is malnourished, it is impossible, and the heroine's family is not that poor. The heroine's brother and her father are described as being quite strong. Also, the part about the village targeting the heroine's family, really shouldn't be too outrageous, okay? The heroine's brother will not talk about it in the future, but now he is very talented and is being snatched by the teacher. If someone with some brains doesn't talk about it, it won't offend him. As a result, the whole village is brainless. Not to mention that no one in the village knew about it. First of all, in such a small place, something would spread very quickly. Secondly, the heroine's father had such a big mouth. Not to mention that more than half a month had passed. It felt like he would be able to scream to everyone on the way home that day. Ps: The heroine's father is really not smart (three words instead of one). Also, from what I saw, it doesn't look too much like a Western fantasy. In terms of names, the heroine and her family have Korean names, and the descriptions of daily life are more like ancient my country.
It's not that the protagonist's behavior is really abstract, letting the summoned beast attack the guards and kill those who resist, but it would resist anyone, right? Is the protagonist really a modern time traveler? 🤦