Hard Work Pays Off? Turns Out the More I Kill, the Stronger I Get!

The plot is quite good, but the early fight scenes were overly focused on describing the emotions of the onlookers, lacking the thrill and excitement of the actual combat. Later revisions were made, but they didn't quite capture the same excitement, and the pacing was slightly too fast. Overall, it's still very good. It feels like the studio has taken over; they've started letting him stand there and get mocked, constantly being ridiculed without doing anything in return. 🤦

There are almost no major plot holes, the story flows very smoothly, and it's incredibly enjoyable. Five chapters a day—those who know, know. It's truly indescribable. I'm really done for. The content is all the same, it's so sloppy.

It's satisfying; the protagonist isn't mistreated, and the pacing is quite fast. Most importantly, the author updates 10,000 words a day, five chapters a day, constantly pushing the plot forward. Unlike other books where you have to constantly urge for updates every two or three chapters, otherwise I would just hoard the book, and eventually (forget the plot) delete it from my bookshelf.

This book is absolutely fantastic! Whether it's constantly being looked down upon and then showing off and getting proven wrong, or constantly being looked down upon and then showing off and getting proven wrong, or even more so, constantly being looked down upon and then showing off and getting proven wrong—it's all about constantly being looked down upon and then showing off and getting proven wrong. It's truly amazing!

Based on what I've seen so far, this content definitely deserves a 5-star rating from Tomato (the author's pen name). Keep up the good work, author! One last question: Is Xuanyuan Qinyin the only female lead? I hope you can reply if you see this. Wishing this book great success. The cultivation level has been suppressed. After killing so many evil demons, I only leveled up once.

It's not only entertaining but also hilarious, and the cultivation level increases very quickly. However, there are four cultivation paths, and the protagonist's ability increases based on which path he kills. Why include the paths that don't offer any boost? It feels like padding the numbers.

It's great, incredibly satisfying, please don't stop updating! It only has minor flaws and a few illogical parts, but the premise is really good. 👍 It's been changed; the story goes downhill as soon as you enter the dungeon. It's too rushed; five chapters can feel like two. It's completely wasted, and the plot is repetitive.

This book is really good, especially the part depicting the protagonist's struggle to become stronger and his battle with Sun Wukong. They fought hundreds of times, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If it weren't for Darius's outer-circle cheat and Noxus Guillotine, that M4 six-times-magnification spray would have been fatal.

I'd give it 5 stars. The writing is excellent, and the reading experience is very satisfying. So far, there don't seem to be any major flaws. As long as the plot outline remains sound, this book is a 9.5 Or higher. However, the leveling up is a bit fast; I wonder if the power levels will become inconsistent in the mid-to-late game. I take back my initial review and give it 3 stars.

I just wanted to casually browse through it, but this book far exceeded my expectations. The writing style is very evocative, creating an immersive ancient fantasy atmosphere. It's also thrilling, with swift revenge and a "fight it out if you disagree" attitude. I really like the protagonist's personality.