
I Can Take on Unlimited Jobs
我能无限就职
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 908k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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338Chapters
10.8kRecommendations
44.7kFans
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I feel that the protagonist's world itself is not a good thing.
I've been saying I'd kill that scumbag since the first chapter, and I'm so disappointed I still haven't gotten rid of them by chapter 63. How long are you going to keep dragging this out?! I'm really disappointed!
Pfft, hahaha! To be honest, most of the plots are old tropes from novels over ten years ago, and they're pretty silly. But from another perspective, it's hilarious that an author still writes like this these days (not the novel's plot, but the author's). Since it's funny, it wasn't a waste of time. Look, my fan value tricked me into giving a reward and commenting 🤭.
I was drawn to the book by its title and read about ten chapters. But the character development is terrible. Both the main character and supporting characters act with incredibly low intelligence. The protagonist's behavior is inconsistent with someone reborn 30 years later. His mindset and way of handling things make him seem like a loser.
The premise is good, but the character development is too extreme. It feels like the characters' intelligence is off. (For example, a high school student who's always trying to break people's legs and kill them, and then there's the family of a girl named Xiao Lan—are you kidding me? Rich people act like that? This is so cliché!
It gave me a heart attack. The outline was interesting, but the content was... Well, let's just say it was hard to describe.
Your initial writing was alright; you even had some intelligence! But how come the later parts became increasingly unintelligent? Everyone's intelligence seems to have vanished.
No, the synopsis and background setting are quite good, but the way they create conflict is so weird. After reading four chapters, I thought I had traveled through time.
You're so indecisive, I can't see any impatience at all. You're always showing off, even when someone has a knife to your throat, you're still laughing and joking. 🤭🤭
Well, the subject matter is alright, but the romance is too melodramatic and I can't stand it. If you can't write it, don't write it. You wake up and immediately start killing and setting fires, then there's this and that "don't underestimate a young man's potential" thing, and you want revenge? What's the difference between this and the Heavenly Saint Sect?