
My Mystic Arts Talent Has No Limit
我的密法天赋没有上限
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 299k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 18h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Does Studying Make You Stronger? Good Thing I'm a Super Brain学习就变强?还好我是最强大脑Alternate title on Fanqie
- 升神之仪Alternate title on Fanqie
- No Brains? Then What Are You Pondering the Supernatural For?没脑子?那你琢磨什么超凡?Alternate title on Fanqie
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The traces of AI are more obvious, but the author's repairs at least did not rely solely on AI for writing. The characters each have their own personalities, but the dialogue is too standardized and cold, and there is very little description of the characters' emotions. This novel is basically written in a rational style. The plot is quite urgent, and it happens one by one without stopping. There is also a lot of pressure on the protagonist and some plot foreshadowing. My evaluation is: Grain and Grass, worth a look.
Above the level. The portrayal of each supporting role has its own personality and is not stereotyped. The character of the protagonist is also the type I like, rational, calm, has clear pursuits, and is not blindly arrogant and arrogant. Many time traveler authors always make the protagonist laugh and laugh, which seems quite stupid. The protagonist of this book is cautious but good at grasping his own talents to pursue what he wants. The disadvantage is that the pocket watch comes too easily. A pocket watch given away by an aristocratic lady, and the result is so expressive to the protagonist. If you think about it carefully, other people who have worn this pocket watch will not notice the abnormality? Not to mention a noble family with a detailed inheritance. It is said that a down-and-out noble has lost part of his inheritance, and it is impossible to give away the family collection, let alone a family whose expressiveness is not considered down-and-out. I can't think of any reason to give this kind of pocket watch to someone who is lucky in times of trouble. However, the overall writing style and plot connection are both above the standard, and the combat power is gradually improved. I hope the follow-up won't be too overwhelming. Grain + level. [Waving hands]
It's written with AI, but it's better than other pure AI ones. The writing style is different, it's very organized, and it doesn't crazily pile on adjectives for useless places.
A lot of people talk about AI but I can't tell that it was written by AI. They say the dialogue is too rigid. But the problem is that if I write something myself and show it to others, other people won't say it in a human-like way. . . At least the author's dialogues are in line with each person's personality and can highlight their personality. The plot is quite compact, and many of the descriptions are actually just right and have a sense of foreshadowing. It's worth watching.
After reading Chapter 72, I think the current beginning can be rated as a fairy grass. Some people may not like it because of the entanglement with two female students (the protagonist is a tutor), but I still like it quite a lot. The characters of the two students are okay. This book tells the story of a university professor who travels to Europe with a esoteric worldview, discovers the world behind the curtain, and takes the initiative to enter it in order to control his own destiny. The main enemy at present is the corpse stitcher. The reason for the hostility is that the protagonist seems to be guided by this organization to awaken Su Hui (guess), and fights to avoid the fate of becoming an experimental subject. If you have watched "Occult Panel" you will know what I am talking about. The world view is similar. If you like this taste, you can try it. Ps: As for AI, at least as far as I know, there is no such thing. If you have read AI books, you will know that AI especially likes to use transitions, metaphors, etc. If not, it seems like xxx.
Mark, soul penetration, should be 7 stars 7 stars real review
Personally, I think it's a very interesting, growth story. The background of the story is very atmospheric, similar to England during the Industrial Revolution, mixed with elements of occultism. From between the lines, you can feel a dark British world full of fog and mystery. The story feels like there is a lot of foreshadowing at the beginning, which may not be suitable for readers who want to read straight to the point. I personally think it's very good. The protagonist's abilities are expressed in a regular manner and he can use his brain instead of being reckless. The supporting characters, except for the two students, currently have no particularly outstanding designs. The role of the sister may be a factor that makes the protagonist work hard. This may be the idea. But I personally don't really like the role of a dragster. Because the flaws are so big, even if the author designed some means to protect his family, they are really not very rigorous. Being targeted by a mysterious force, transferring to another school will not solve the problem. After all, it is impossible to judge how powerful the other party is and what the other party's purpose is. Is it difficult to guarantee that there will be no people from the other party in the school after the transfer? Running wildly in the darkness, the first thing you find is usually not necessarily the light of salvation. Apart from this, I am very much looking forward to the follow-up! Looking forward to more interesting supporting roles.
What a good book, the logic and plot are very smooth, and the overall style is close to the Lord of Mysteries. Don't you understand written language and keep talking about AI? I think the overall light sense of humor is just right. Isn't there a problem with the expression of some details in the fast-paced, brainless and refreshing article? Except for the products that AI just released before iteration of training, the current basic version of Doubao should be relatively speaking at the level of language, logic and text expression that normal people should have 🤦 Comparing the verbal communication in daily communication with written language expression, the vernacular is not the vernacular method. Let me add, have you seen Lord of Mysteries? The dialogues in the medieval style of translation are just right, but the writing is actually vernacular enough. [Understood] Oh, dear Miss Brandy, I am very honored to come to your ball. Please allow me to be presumptuous. Would you like to dance with me? (Broadcasting tone)
Everything else is good, except that I have a younger sister. But this is not a poisonous point, as long as it does not appear. The enemy knows that you have a sister and wants to threaten you, or she is in danger and needs the protagonist to save her. Or maybe it's a plot where she suddenly gets sick and needs the protagonist to find a way to cure it, then that's okay, just look at it later, and if it happens, I'll consider giving it two stars.
I really like this type of rational and calm protagonist. It makes my brain full after reading it. However, in some plots, especially in the emotional aspect, the protagonist is too calm and human-machine. Either he is dull and wooden, or he is really like a computer. However, in the subsequent plots, the spirit of the protagonist is affected during the battle, which makes me feel that the protagonist's human-machine sense is weakening. But all in all, it is a more rigorous and complete novel in the setting of the esoteric sect, and it is worth reading [Learned] After reading other comments, I found that the artificial feeling may be because the author used AI polishing, but the AI polishing I have seen before is not so human. I feel that it is handwritten by the author but was manually modified after being polished by AI. I will deduct one point and wait and see.