Eating Makes You Invincible

① It's not without a female lead ②The protagonist's personality is nonsensical ③The protagonist does not get sun ④ Not a purebred invincible novel ⑤ The plot has both suspense and excitement; it's not a non-stop thrill ride. (For those who consider suspense as toxic, a friendly reminder: this book is addictive.) ⑥ The book review section prohibits being polite and easygoing.

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Some people say they've signed a contract and can watch with peace of mind, but little do they know they've already prepared for the show to be abandoned. Look, you don't have a single ticket left.

Well, this novel is a bit strange to read, it feels very (beep) and a little uncomfortable.

The book starts to get a bit tedious from chapter 40 onwards. The protagonist is constantly putting on an act, and the premise is poorly designed. The spiritual energy revival has been going on for years, yet ordinary people haven't noticed anything, which is quite absurd.

Honestly, this novel is more about invincibility than pure wish fulfillment. There's no face-slapping or overpowered stunts; the protagonist is genuinely strong, but nobody knows it. It's fine as a funny story, but if you're looking for something really exciting, you'll be driven crazy by the lack of suspense.

This book seems lighthearted and funny, but it's incredibly violent! I only read the first few chapters, and the protagonist kills someone without a second thought. And the story is set in modern times—are you sure Wang Dahai can kill people without any reason? Just because he wants to?

Keep going!! Keep writing! It's super good! (Increasingly louder)

Let me say a few words. Playing dumb to fool others isn't as appealing anymore. As Tang Jia San Shao once said, if you play dumb for too long, you become the dumb yourself. It's not exactly a flaw, but it's just unsatisfying for the reader. Aside from those with a pretentious, masochistic streak, everyone reads novels to relax from life's pressures.

I just read some book reviews and found that many people seem quite angry. This book isn't an invincible protagonist story; the author has their own ideas, and there aren't many writers like this on Qidian.com. It's already quite good that they've written it well. I think those who like it should support it, and those who don't should just leave. Why all the fuss? Anyway, I like it, and as long as the author writes, I'll definitely subscribe to the whole thing.