
Getting Stronger Starts with a Hundred Million Punches
变强从一亿次挥拳开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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829Chapters
2kRecommendations
26.7kFans
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😅This is such a satisfying read! His brother dies, his girlfriend and her whole family are killed, the enemy escapes, and then the protagonist just leaves everything behind and goes about his own business. Seriously?
The logic is nonsensical, the power system is somewhat broken, this book is toxic.
A huge problem is that people can die. Aren't the players afraid of dying? Half of the 12 million players have died in such a short time, and everyone keeps rushing out to fight monsters and level up? If it were a normal game where death was a possibility, many people would probably just stay put and avoid going out.
There's a major problem with online game novels: the protagonist goes through countless hardships to acquire a certain ability or equipment, making them invincible, but it's deliberately designed to annoy readers. The protagonist is often portrayed as weak, while there are many powerful villains. They're decked out in legendary gear and have ridiculously overpowered skills!
If you don't write about your sister, isn't it great to be a solo writer? Otherwise, how do you think the orphanage on Qidian came about? (Slipping away)
One punch per second. One hundred million punches would take one hundred and ninety years.
This is a pretty good, satisfying novel. Keep up the good work, author!
I read a few chapters, but I just couldn't continue. It's like a simplistic novel from over a decade ago.
Didn't you say it would start with 100 million punches? I've read 30 chapters already, and I still haven't seen 100 million punches.
Why did the number of punches go from 100 million to 10,000? Was the rest added later?