
I'm Invincible, So Why Should I Keep Lying Low?
我都天下无敌了难道还要继续苟
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 171k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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80Chapters
26.3kRecommendations
5.9kFans
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I find it strange that you authors all think you have to write something completely new to attract readers. Why doesn't anyone read old settings and old content? As long as your writing is interesting, people will read it; it's a very simple principle. It's not about creating new systems or innovative content that makes a novel meaningful. Ultimately, a novel is about plot, characters, and dialogue.
It seems the author of "I'm Invincible, Why Should I Keep Playing the Scoundrel?", "The Self-Rescue Strategy of a Salted Fish", and "The Mysterious Emblem of the Forgotten Realms" has a new book. It's said the author created an Excel macro script to automatically determine the winner by throwing people into it—a new dice-based writing technique has reappeared in the literary world!
The protagonist is 185cm tall and weighs 65kg, isn't that too thin? In a fantasy martial arts world, martial artists have high bone and muscle density, so they should be heavier than their counterparts on Earth, such as boxers and bodybuilders. The protagonist is supposed to be a strong man.
It feels like it's written in too much detail, still in the style of a laid-back office worker. There's too much internal monologues for all the characters, and too much psychological and emotional description. Readers aren't naive; they don't need such detailed explanations. This writing style results in very little plot information in each chapter; to put it bluntly, it feels padded.
I feel that being transported back to the 24th century is a bit too naive. Many of the psychological activities seem to come from seasoned professionals. For a newcomer with about two years of work experience, there's a lot to learn, but applying that knowledge effectively is difficult.
Dude, I never register on Qidian because I know Badge hasn't been updated. I just saw this while I was in the bathroom, and you're back again! Please, bro, finish Badge! For over ten years, I've had to go online every now and then to check if Badge has been updated. Dude, just have some humanity and keep Badge going. Seriously, I started reading novels with Badge, so please finish it!
It's a pity. I've been reading your books since Mysterious Badge, and I even managed to follow the previous one, which was a bit difficult to understand. This one is clearly not my cup of tea... So I didn't read it, or rather, I wanted to give it some time to read. But then... Spiritual Energy Revival, are you trying to target the general audience and write whatever people want to read?
Rather than leaving it unfinished, I'd rather finish the badge story. Forgive me, I haven't even started reading it yet...
I've compiled a list of characters from the One Yuan Cult; I'll post the images on the second floor. Looking for a featured post.
Even if the author is constantly gossiping and criticizing current events, I'll still subscribe, just like with the author of 1983 next door. Maybe it's because I've read too many boring online novels, but when the author writes about lazy people, I can treat the online novel like outdated news, which is quite refreshing.