Everything Has a Quality
万物皆有品质
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 440k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game System
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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216Chapters
2.9kRecommendations
9.5kFans
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Did I miss something, or is the author doing something wrong? The text is disjointed, and starting from chapter twenty-something, it becomes chaotic and disorganized, feeling like paragraphs were copied and pasted.
The subject matter is good, but your writing style is just average; it doesn't highlight your strengths.
It's quite heart-wrenching. The Japanese RPGs I read a while back, the protagonists either had amnesia or all their friends died, and they finally defeated the big boss, but it felt meaningless and usually didn't have a happy ending. These kinds of books aren't very popular now, especially among male readers.
You're getting more and more boring. Knight-kun is already out, when is Onii-chan coming out? Aren't they all called "Knight-sama"?
Are you sure this is a novel? It feels more like a script for a Japanese manga; the plot and even the jumps are exactly the same as in the anime. Is the author imitating anime in writing a novel? Anime can be viewed with your eyes, so jumps around are fine. Isn't it strange to write a novel this way? An isekai life combined with a transmigrated protagonist, plus a harem team.
Why does it feel like the protagonist's character fell apart after chapter ten? He went from being a transmigrator to the one being possessed by another transmigrator??? His mentality, thought process, and logic all changed =_=
In today's novels, it's one thing if the parents are dead. But can't they at least be an only child? It's either a younger sister or an older sister, damn it!
It's well-written; I'm inclined to continue reading. I only want to keep going after I understand what it's about. (I don't want to deal with those who want to criticize, since it is indeed extremely messy.)
What happened? Starting from Chapter 24, the change was so sudden! It's like a complete style shift, with some parts incoherent. I can't understand where the terrain is; the things we encounter seem familiar, and the paths are familiar too. But we hadn't seen anything like that before.
It's giving me a headache. Why do they keep skipping through the plot? So many points are just a single line, and then I just fast-forward through them. It's ridiculous!