Starting with the Enhancement of All Things
从强化万物开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 564k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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269Chapters
16.5kRecommendations
55.6kFans
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Everyone says the protagonist is stupid, but I don't believe it. I watched it. Seriously, I'm impressed. You can't just look at things with your brain. The protagonist clearly has several hundred energy points, but he doesn't upgrade his cultivation technique; he's just wasting them.
Author, if you can finish writing this, I'll treat you to a big meal when you come to Guangzhou.
I hate novels that are always so cheeky, they're disgusting.
Is the author known on some website as "Rainy Night with a Knife but No Umbrella"? Has anyone read any of this person's novels? Please tell me!
Keep up the good work, author! Take it easy and don't follow in the footsteps of Youyaoqi (add this to your favorites).
The protagonist's studies are too haphazard, a complete mess. These days, authors don't focus on writing proper novels; all they think about is padding the word count. The editors at Qidian are the same; as long as they get paid, they just coast along all day. These people read so much, yet they never give the authors any feedback, just watching these idiots write nonsense.
Carrying a knife but no umbrella on a rainy night. 😌😌😌😌😌
It's toxic. The beginning was pretty good; the author said to play it safe and have six divine powers before taking risks, and then suddenly he went straight to a subway station that a bunch of experts said was dangerous, and decided to brave it. If you weren't the protagonist, could you survive? Regardless of how well it develops later, this part is garbage. It's inconsistent and shows a lack of thought.
Well, after reading about ten chapters, I lost interest. I've read many similar books with almost identical plots: skill point allocation, encountering ghosts, buying tonics, helping exorcise ghosts, and getting paid. Sometimes I really can't tell what I'm reading.
Honestly, that chat group that appeared in the first chapter... It really discouraged me from watching...