I Stole 999 Superpowers

This explanation for the rushed ending is quite novel—leaving readers to imagine the rest of the story. Couldn't you have come up with something better? If you want us to write our own stories, go write an interactive novel! Such a good plot, and you just cut it short. It's utterly ridiculous.

The recent plot is hard to describe. In order to advance his level, the protagonist went to another world alone, and suddenly a bunch of new characters appeared. It felt like starting a new book, and it was a bit boring to read. Moreover, it has to be said that after watching this far, it's hard to picture Yang Xi. Even the readers don't know who he is.

The beginning of this book was great, but it got really padded during the battle scenes. I was speechless. His friends and comrades were fighting tooth and nail, while he just sat there doing nothing. He clearly had the ability to instantly kill the enemy, but he didn't use it, just waiting for the enemy to unleash their ultimate attack and kill him. If it weren't for the protagonist, he would have died countless times already.

What I'm most looking forward to right now is the scene where all twelve zodiac animals appear together.

I feel the protagonist is no different from the heroes of the Glacier Warriors; he disregards the lives of ordinary people. I'm not a saint, and I don't expect the protagonist to be a savior. If he couldn't win, he could have abandoned the town or city.

Everyone says my book's title is a hindrance. I'm crowdfunding this thread for a new title that everyone thinks will make the book a hit. Think carefully, don't mess things up. Otherwise, remember my ID and write it in the book as a villain.

The author's pacing and plot are captivating, but the romance is truly lacking. Compared to the plot, if the former is a perfect 10, the latter is less than a 3. Even the most basic communication between "sister-complex" characters is almost out of control and about to fall apart. The younger sister's persona is not good, and she also mysteriously disappears.

Seriously, this is too much of a turn-off for veteran readers. The various inexplicable plot devices and clichés are just too much to handle.

This setup is ridiculous. A monster processing center, ability stripping! If you worked at that center, you'd be invincible in a year or two!

The plot and setting are good, and the background is also complete. However, there are still a few points that I feel are unacceptable. 1. I think the author intended to portray the character "Fan Peng" as "sleazy" and "cheap," but perhaps due to insufficient skill, the character's performance was a bit stiff.