
I Put All My Points into Defense
我全加了防御点
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 835k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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376Chapters
6.2kRecommendations
24.4kFans
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Reader comments 42
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Because you're so afraid of pain, you should focus on full defense?
I spent a day watching it, so here's a summary, mainly focusing on the parts that impressed me the most. Song Wenjing's death was a bit sudden. In my opinion, the wings would be more appropriate for someone at the second level of martial arts.
I've read over 200 chapters and it feels like the story is gradually deviating from its theme. Shouldn't the theme be the same as the title: system and defense? I don't know what others think, but I started reading specifically for the defense aspect. The story feels increasingly disjointed and doesn't quite fit the genre. I hope the author will pay attention to this. Finally, the above is purely my personal opinion.
Well, it has plenty of passion, intrigue, and emotion, but it lacks a satisfying punchline. Regardless of whether it's an invincible story or not, the protagonist always needs something to rely on. Writing it too much of a desperate gamble makes the protagonist seem pitiful.
I couldn't even get through the first chapter; the visuals...
It was alright at first, but seeing the princess was unbearable.
Frankly, the book's title was mediocre, and the synopsis was rather ordinary. I wasn't interested in clicking on it at first, but I was just randomly clicking because I had nothing else to read. Surprisingly, it turned out to be incredibly high quality! Its readability surpasses over 80% of books on Qidian. To achieve such success is truly remarkable; a terrible title ruined a good book…
... They had already taken the lead in surrendering, yet you killed them all. And they were genuinely surrendering. I thought the author wanted to write something grander, something deeper, but it just seemed to emphasize the cruelty of war for its own sake.
I feel like if I keep writing like this, I might become a legend.
The author of this book has a very narrow perspective. The whole book is self-righteous, pure fantasy, and relies solely on plot twists to disgust readers in order to make the book stand out. It is truly disgusting. Enter at your own risk!