Automatic Dodge and Counterattack
自动闪避并反击
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 630k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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For Passing the Time and Taking It Easy
Good books are hard to find, and easy to find too. You've already finished all the well-known great books and thought, "Amazing!" These engrossing works make everything else taste like ashes. But with their authors updating so slowly, when you're desperate for something to read, you have no choice but to turn to less exciting books just to pass the time. That's the purpose of this list: To keep track of books that may have a few flaws, but are still worth reading to pass the time. Let's pin this
A 20-Year Reader's Reading List
No genre restrictions, as long as it's good. Everything on this list is ready to read, with plenty of chapters, so enjoy. No beginner-level stories.
A Haphazard Reading List
Most of these are humorous books that aren't too cliched, and they're the kind I personally enjoy. My main recommendations are overpowered protagonists, fantasy, and lighthearted stories. I also personally prefer overpowered-protagonist novels, so they make up a larger share of this list. I'm not very interested in conventional, formulaic stories, so I'll also add works that try something new, even if they may not be fully polished. One more thing!!! I'm gradually turning into a dad (comments
A Reading List with an Anime and Manga Leaning
Mostly anime-inspired stuff. Looks pretty good.
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The premise of this book is very interesting, but it's not a pure wish-fulfillment story, so some people may not be able to handle it. The protagonist's personality leans towards lawful neutrality, and he mostly reacts passively, which may frustrate some readers.
Who did the author offend? The work is actually quite good, but nobody seems to know about it.
Author, I'm impressed that you could write such an unpleasant plot (most of which is logically plausible to some extent), and a bunch of detestable characters (they're so vividly hateful they're almost comical). For example, the one I hate the most is the hypocritical, double-standard village chief.
It seems to fit 🙂 perfectly.
A great book. Although I've only read a little bit, I can vouch for it with my years of reading experience—it truly is a good book (at least that's how it is so far).
It's rare for me to find a book I like after so long, and it's also rare for me to be interested in browsing the comments section. But it's very strange; the comments are full of negative comments. I don't understand if they genuinely dislike it, are just there to cause trouble, or are they just too young?
Having read up to chapter 40, the village chief, the strongest mage in the North, a survivor of the war, actually tries to kill a warrior by offering to use his weapon?! He wants to get close enough to kill a warrior?! You've been through war, you're a mage, don't you have any self-awareness? Although you eventually realized it, you were still tricked. What can I say? This really detracts from the story. If there are more of these mindless plot points...
It's pretty good, but it feels a bit short. I'll give you the maximum number of recommendations every day, and I hope you can update it soon.
This is an advanced version of Dragon Ball's "Ultra Instinct". 😰
I feel there's something wrong with the protagonist's characterization. The saying "a grain of rice is appreciated, a bushel of rice is resented" is something we've learned since childhood. I don't know what kind of character the author is trying to portray. He finally gets a chance to travel through time and is already longing to go home?