Infinite Stat Points in a Fantasy World
我在玄幻无限加点
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 377k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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193Chapters
11.7kRecommendations
14.1kFans
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Too weak, a mere cub of a divine beast. A strength of 100,000 jin. Even after leaving the Great Wilderness, it's not as strong as Little Stone at ten years old.
A legendary author's new book: a long-time fan of 1000 coins congratulates the Emperor on reaching the pinnacle of his career.
Forced pretentiousness, awkward and contradictory...
I was turned off by the first chapter. They clearly knew who killed you, yet they insisted on hiding it? This plot is so annoying! And then they have to force an explanation later for why they didn't tell? Ha! I'm leaving.
This is a brainless story, even more brainless than "The Immortal Species". 😅
You should start over; you made a mistake right from the beginning.
"Pretending to be a ruthless person!" The author's writing is mediocre; the protagonist isn't ruthless, shrewd, or a true hero. It feels awkwardly forced. It's not that the writing is bad; it's suitable for ages 16 to 22. Everyone starts from scratch, so I hope the author keeps practicing, writing with inspiration and becoming increasingly skilled!
There are cheat codes, but it's not fun using them. The plot feels practically nonexistent. I only read chapter 60; I don't know if it improves after that because I couldn't continue. To summarize what I saw: if someone provokes me, I'll wipe out their entire family; if I see someone bullying my relatives, I'll wipe out their entire family; if someone bullies my family, I'll wipe out their entire family; if someone stirs up trouble, I'll wipe out their entire family. 🙂
Is it appropriate to follow this pattern continuously: gather resources, train, enemies come, kill them decisively, acquire resources, level up, enemies come again, kill them decisively?
I have a suggestion, sir. Have you noticed that finishing one thing and immediately jumping to the next seems too fast-paced, a bit tiring, and prone to causing a breakdown? The protagonist is like a machine, either cultivating or on his way to kill—it's quite monotonous, isn't it? Life should be colorful, right? Why not stop and look at the scenery of the world and the people around you?