Invincible Through AFK Training and Stat Allocation
无敌从挂机加点开始
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 893k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5y ago
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Just admit you're deliberately suppressing your strength! You're already cheating, what's the point of explaining? I hate these kinds of descriptions that add 100 or 1000 to the actual plot, but only add a fraction of a percent. If you're worried about it falling apart, don't write it!
It makes me so angry! Let me give you an example: Imagine someone witnesses another person committing murder, and the murderer also sees the witness. The witness, after fleeing, actually believes that calling the police would be mortal danger, while remaining silent would ensure safety. Another author with a bizarre worldview!
This is a common problem with the "stat-based" build. This is reality, not a game. Anyone who works out knows that you need to exercise your whole body. But this protagonist only adds points to Constitution and Strength, completely ignoring Speed. It's clearly illogical. Despite such a significant increase in Strength and Constitution, Speed remains completely unchanged. And this huge difference doesn't even affect normal movement.
I couldn't continue after reading a few pages. Author, are you just using cheat codes every day, maxing out your stats, and even having health supplements to consume? That's all I got to see. You have to work hard at cultivation and have cheat codes to upgrade your skills.
Where does this book get the confidence to mock others' mindless wish-fulfillment novels? This is both mindless and unsatisfying, really? Surely there are people who actually enjoy reading this kind of book? Really?
It's a story about power-ups, martial arts, and demons, but after dozens of chapters, there's still a competition? Is this some kind of overpowered character competing against a bunch of rich kids from town or even village? Sorry, the pacing is too slow, the plot is bland. I can only say the author hasn't grasped the essence of this kind of novel.
Too greedy, too much variety
It feels too cluttered. Practicing martial arts and Taoist magic is one thing, but then he has to learn puppetry too! He's indecisive and greedy. And the puppets even need materials! Honestly, if the author hadn't provided him with materials and opportunities, someone with his level of distraction in the early stages, leading to slow power growth, would have died easily.
Highly toxic, proceed with caution! The plot is clichéd, and the main character has a bizarre personality. I gave up after reading 50 chapters.
If the writing is subpar, why are you blaming it on the slow-burn genre? These days, whenever an author's writing isn't strong enough to create exciting moments, everyone blames it on the slow-burn aspect. It's disgusting how slow-burn stories have become so prevalent. The protagonist's personality is also unremarkable. You could say that if he weren't the main character, he'd be a mere extra, someone you wouldn't even bother looking at. He has absolutely no personal charm.
No wonder this book did so poorly. I started reading "Extreme Martial Arts" for the thrill of the action, but this book is just so frustrating. The protagonist is constantly controlled. It's really annoying to read.