
Leveling Up by Fighting Monsters in Marvel
打怪升级在漫威
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 102k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
44Chapters
5.3kRecommendations
54Fans
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Boiling water on ant nests, putting rat poison in New York's sewers, killing earthworms in farms, poisoning the four great lakes, slaughtering pigs and chickens in slaughterhouses, etc., Instead of just buying a fish to kill!! If even bugs can't be fixed, then the protagonist of this book is hardly interesting.
New York's sewers are teeming with rats; by poisoning their food, killing thousands in a single night wouldn't be a problem.
Wow, you're recommending a novel with an unfinished ending? Was the program at the starting point written with feet?
Writing such an overpowered cheat ability while desperately suppressing its level and intelligence is really pointless.
One abomination is equivalent to two hundred sika deer.
The level was deliberately suppressed; in the first three chapters, if you had just messed around with an ant nest, you wouldn't have reached level two or three.
There's a book called "Giant Insect Lich." The author, nicknamed "Pig's Feet," raises venomous insects that require blood as food. He opened a slaughterhouse in America and even slaughtered cattle and sheep for others because it didn't pollute the environment.
Having been beaten down by society, I knew I'd come back, you little brat! [Null] 😏
Why was it suddenly abandoned? Wasn't it recommended? I just looked at the author's previous books, all of which were over two million words long and completed. I can't understand why it was abandoned. Does any fellow reader know why? To be honest, although this book has flaws, it's still pretty good.
How can a book like this be recommended?