I Gain a New Talent Every Day
我每天都能获得一种天赋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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398Chapters
363Recommendations
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The system has too many imperfections and feels very awkward. First: which talent can be used to kill and level up, but what if you use more than two talents at the same time? The protagonist will activate his battle form every time and then kill with fire and blunt weapons.
If written properly, it's readable, but why is it written so poorly and so shoddyly?
It's similar to the plot of an auto chess game, just with a different power system. Both involve global upheaval, monsters, altars, and, frankly, pig farms.
Dude, can you simplify the numbers? Isn't W better? And the talent for randomly acquiring a region—how big is that region? 180 Kilometers? The area outside the city? Is the whole Earth a region? The protagonist's growth is too slow. It feels like every time some henchman comes along, it's a three-hundred-round battle, he can't win, he levels up, still can't win, and he only manages to kill them…
What's the point of the protagonist's talents? Are all those skills just for fighting to the death? Every fight is a narrow victory, is that fun?
Chapter 28: Deadly Poison. You wanted to kill that girl without any grudge against her. Are you mentally twisted?
It's hilarious! The protagonist, a Platinum-level player, spent over 20 minutes at full power to break a monster, while a Silver-level player could sever an arm with just two shots.
I've read this book, and it contains forced, illogical plot devices and flawed upgrade systems. There are also some ridiculous, forced attempts at enjoyment that feel awkward and unnatural. I don't recommend it!
The previous post mentioned the experience of gaining a Tauren head by killing a spider later on. The premise is good, but after reading three chapters, well, I can't take it anymore.
It feels good, but why does it feel like I'm trying to scoop it up?