This Player Is Strong but Far Too Cautious
这个玩家很强却过分小心
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 805k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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371Chapters
990Recommendations
4.7kFans
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The forced inclusion of a female lead made me incredibly awkward. I don't know what to say. The character descriptions were alright, but the plot involving this princess was just so cringeworthy. I almost thought this wasn't an invincible novel but a toxic one. 😅
I've reached chapter 103. The princess and the protagonist met in real life, and the protagonist gave his guild to the princess. The princess then moved into the protagonist's house with her suitcase. The princess was looking for a powerful opponent to unify the game world and happened to meet the protagonist. The protagonist objected and gave his guild to the princess.
I'm revealing my hand; at least I want you to know what this book is about.
No spoilers ahead. The book has a slow pace, and the male protagonist is relatively more cautious and steady in the early stages, advocating to minimize major issues and resolve minor issues altogether, as exemplified by his reconciliation with the Black Sky Alliance.
When you need to be reckless, you're a coward; when you need to be cowardly, you're reckless. Author, you're truly a genius!
The author's writing feels illogical and haphazard. If the author wanted to survive, they should have ignored the princess earlier. Why add her as a friend if they were afraid of being tricked into giving them information? Of course, without this character, the story couldn't continue. This character appeared too suddenly and with a specific purpose.
Having read up to chapter 26, I could accept the presence of a princess, but then Dongfang Jing appeared, constantly making sarcastic remarks to the protagonist. Why isn't the author trying to defend her?
Author, do you even know how much experience you need between levels 998 and 999? Those few points of red name value are wasted on an entire level... And why did you lower all the stats? If it weren't so obvious, you could have just adjusted attack power. Hide the others so no one can see them! What about luck? What about critical hit rate?
To be honest, it's best not to explain the origin of the system if possible. It's really unpleasant to read about the origin of the system in this kind of invincible novel, as it makes the protagonist feel like someone else's pawn.
The plot is nonsensical, the protagonist is constrained, and all it does is move the reader.
This princess is so awkward, I can't stand watching it. It feels like they're forcing a female lead into the role.