Honor of Kings: Your Talent Is Great, and Now I Have It Too

It's well-written; at least the emotions are relatable. Isn't it just the same old nesting doll model? It's getting more and more boring, going back and forth like that.

It's well-written; the exhilarating feeling of extravagance is so satisfying. There are some awkward parts, and the later parts feel a bit forced and formulaic as the plot progresses. But overall, it's a very good novel. I skipped the frustrating parts and went straight for the protagonist's boastful pronouncements and face-slapping moments. Updates could be faster; I really miss out on this amazing story! 😢

It's incredibly generous, but I love reading it. It's just that during the peak ranking phase, you could write faster and stop with all the build-up. New books have fewer words to begin with, and too much build-up won't keep readers engaged. Give it a few days to read before coming back. 😄

A positive review! The author writes very well, it's exciting and funny. I've been following it for over a month and suddenly felt like writing a review because I saw the author say the book's performance wasn't ideal. I can only offer my humble opinion by giving a five-star review, hoping it will be helpful to the author. Seeing Thirteen's journey from streamer to professional player is not easy.

It's a pretty good system novel, but the pacing at the beginning was a bit awkward. It's certainly extravagant, but not satisfying enough. The feedback after using Jiahao's character to overcome the initial frustration wasn't strong enough. As a light novel, it's acceptable, since using Jiahao's method to overcome frustration is almost unheard of. Also, the plot felt a bit strained.

Overall, this book is quite good; the writing style and attention to detail are excellent. However, as a reader, I'd like to mention one point that struck me while reading: the amount of time devoted to haters and mockery, right up until his victory.

This is truly one of the most enjoyable novels I've read. The male lead never loses, and the "no romance" aspect means exactly that—there's no romantic relationship or any flirting or anything like that. Although sometimes it's so extravagant it makes me cringe, it's definitely one of the best and most satisfying novels I've ever read. Keep up the good work, author! I hope you can dedicate 20 out of 24 hours a day to writing.

It's a pretty good fanfiction about King of Glory, but it has a fatal flaw: the satisfaction of overcoming the difficulties the protagonist encounters—specifically, the disgusting things that happen to certain people or events—is insufficient. It doesn't feel satisfying enough.

Sure, the King of Heroes, with a heart soaring to the heavens! 😄 For me, there are no triggers, as long as you can handle it, I can read any novel. Of course, it has to be heroic, heroic, heroic! With a heart soaring to the heavens, who can rival me? With a sharp blade in hand, who can slay a dragon with a single sword? The later parts were a bit mindless, weren't they? 👍

It's a well-written and satisfying story, quite enjoyable. The rating doesn't deserve such a low one; I'll give it five stars to show my support.