I Transmigrated with a Status Panel
带着面板穿越了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 967k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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The protagonist of this book is a bit outrageous. 1. Why does he want to become a lord? Why does he choose a war-torn region? 2. The protagonist uses the witch's bloodline on his sister, and then his sister actually gets involved with the Lich King, the protagonist's enemy, and even leaks the protagonist's secrets! I can't stand it anymore!
There was a guy pretending to be stupid.
Honestly, when you transmigrate with a control panel and system... That's how it is now, so people don't really care about those things. But can't you refrain from pretending when you look down on others? Okay, don't say I have no basis for this.
To be honest, the protagonist of this book doesn't need to rebel like protagonists in other books. He's intellectually challenged, and his political skills, from negotiation to killing the barbarian king, are worse than average. Aside from his protagonist's plot armor and the system's cheat-like power, he genuinely lacks talent.
I thought I was taking a control panel to another world to make noodles!
Demon blood, and a paladin at that? Don't spout that nonsense about power being harmless and only affecting who wields it… If you were a necromancer facing corpses every day for years, even decades, you'd see everyone as a corpse. And you can't even get a job based on elemental weaknesses?
I don't understand, why does the protagonist need demon blood?
He lived in the human world, unaware of how others viewed demons, and inexplicably acquired demon blood without any apparent danger.
The Holy Mother gave away a portion of her bloodline to others. Her own system upgrades couldn't compare to the bloodline she gave away; once fused, it brought her to a level roughly equivalent to the system owner's strength.
The first few dozen chapters of this book are readable! It gets increasingly toxic once the main character and his companions break through to become knights!
The first half can be called a masterpiece, the second half is utter rubbish...
A multi-tiered, pyramid-shaped castle is foolish.
The principle of defensive fortification is to increase the length of one's own defensive line to accommodate more defensive forces, while reducing the length of the enemy's offensive line, preventing the enemy from deploying more troops at the same time. Typical examples include bastions, outward-protruding corner towers, and inward-recessed barbicans.