
Otherworld Poverty Alleviation System
异界扶贫系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 204k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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72Chapters
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16Fans
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Most novels these days follow a protagonist's rise to power, but this book takes a different approach, with the protagonist developing the story from an observer's perspective, without focusing on personal strength. So far, it's pretty good and worth reading. However, you should keep track of the pacing and try to avoid repeating the same story segments.
Brother, both of your books, "The Haunted Company" and "The Art of Life and Death," have been banned?
"The Haunted Company" is truly an excellent novel, it's a pity it's been taken down. When I read it, I thought the author's logical reasoning was very strong, accompanied by a very terrifying atmosphere, making the reader feel both scared and thrilled. It's a brilliant work, but unfortunately, censorship is too severe now.
Is the author not continuing this book? If you're planning to abandon it, please give me a hint.
It seems like nobody's written about this topic before.
The idea for the book is great. I'll keep it on hold until it's officially released. Hopefully, it won't disappear from the market. I'll give it some recommendation votes.
Is the author still updating this novel?
Author, hurry up and write more, there's no more to read!
Having just read the first few chapters, I'm wondering if you're sure this setting is intended for poverty alleviation?
I thought it was just a simple infinite flow dungeon system, but I didn't expect it to include a quest system that's like raising poisonous insects? The very first quest is death upon failure—what's the point of nurturing someone? The protagonist didn't even offer any explanation before sending people in. Forget ordinary people from another world, even modern people familiar with the infinite flow plot wouldn't survive much of this.
Please update faster, it's so hard to find a book I can actually read!