
Rising Through Pay-to-Win
氪金崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 683k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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319Chapters
14.7kRecommendations
32kFans
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The author repeatedly emphasizes that fat people don't lose weight, so I suspect the author is fat.
Every time data appears in this book, it's a revelation to me. What?! 300 Jin (approximately 150 kg) can smash through a wall? One ox is equal to ten tigers, yet a warrior at the peak of his martial arts realm with the strength of ten tigers only weighs a little over 300 kilograms when hitting a force measuring machine? And this is supposedly enough to blow someone up? Author, do you live in a world where all objects are nine-tenths weaker than us?
It's 2020, and people are still writing novels with fat protagonists. Which novel with a fat protagonist gets any readers? Every single one is a flop, let alone one where the fat character is portrayed as so greasy and disgusting.
I urge you to give up. Being fat isn't scary; what's scary is thinking that being fat is something to be proud of.
Fat Pig Flow + Useless Person Transmigrates + Slapping the Face of the Class Beauty & School Beauty + Class Beauty Pursues Fat Pig + School Beauty Confesses to Fat Pig + Tai Chi I've only read up to chapter 33. I can't take it anymore. I suspect the author is fat. Various fantasies from the perspective of a fat person
I still think Ye Rongyao's "Lazy Man" is better.
The author is a real turn-off; it's incredibly toxic. I couldn't take it past chapter 30-something. Goodbye, never again. It was truly disgusting.
Your love life is truly ruthless. You fall in love out of nowhere, and the person who was plotting against you one second is now in love with you the next. Do you even have a brain? And then, you put yourself in danger for some random woman, getting involved with this and that. If a large, powerful family in the city really wanted to deal with a nobody like you, why would they bother with all that?
This is utterly off-putting! The power system is chaotic! The character descriptions are disgusting; the writing shouldn't be from a level 5 author—it's worse than a typical beginner's novel. The plot is clichéd, but it's also incredibly messy and riddled with flaws! Even I, someone who's been testing books for over a decade, can't stand it! How did this book even get recommended?
This is an urban fantasy novel disguised as a time-travel story with a cheat-like protagonist and high-level martial arts elements. Couldn't they have just said so clearly? Did they have to make us test it out?