My All-Purpose Spark

I hope the author will take a look and consider it if they find it reasonable. The following are suggestions: Don't completely abandon your brain; a bit of strategic thinking will elevate your level. For example, in the current battle against the Temple, you could easily stage an Eight-Nation Alliance. What is the "Eight-Nation Alliance Plan"?

After reading a few chapters, I'm speechless. They keep Lin Xuan around to annoy people, and then add a "money-giving boy" character who's connected to the main plot. I'm fed up with this formula. It's 2020 already, and they're still having this ATM war? Then they'll create another plot point to send Lin Xuan to his grave and start the next chapter of the main story.

Am I the only one experiencing this cringe-worthy moment? Every line is pretentious, every action is pretentious, and every supporting character feels like they're adding unnecessary drama. It feels like the author is constantly reaching a climax.

The "King of Show-offs" is the main character. He's showing off from every angle.

The protagonist steps on a snail (a hermaphrodite) and gains the ability to become hermaphroditic, capable of being either male or female. He then kills an earthworm and gains the ability to split the fire into countless copies. One half becomes male, and the other half becomes hermaphroditic. Through his own efforts, the protagonist creates a race, dominates the world, and the book ends.

It starts by saying the protagonist is incredibly talented and awesome, then everyone the protagonist meets is better than him. What a load of rubbish! 🤫

It started off well, but then a seemingly useless character easily became the protagonist's destined enemy. They came from the same village, and the protagonist even gave him meat when he was down on his luck. After awakening his powers, he became arrogant and acted irrationally in various ways. The person who helped him awaken was easily killed by the protagonist.

The subject matter is quite novel. There are plenty of exciting moments, showing the author's considerable skill. It must have cost trillions of brain cells! The world-building is also quite grand; it's probably a super-martial arts or divine martial arts world! This book features a time traveler, but they are not the main character; you'll see for yourself who they are.

The more I read, the more speechless I become. The protagonist's combat power keeps increasing dramatically, and there are always enemies of the same level who are far superior to him. What kind of garbage is this?

This book is probably just a pretentious sitcom. In its pursuit of pretentiousness, it's abandoned all logic. I can see echoes of so many other books in this one. So embarrassing!