
I Have a Technique Extraction Tool
我有功法提取器
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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531Chapters
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49.9kFans
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Anyway, after reading over forty chapters, several villages outside the city have already been slaughtered. 🤭😏
After extracting martial arts techniques and skills, you still have to practice them slowly on your own? Isn't it supposed to be instantaneous mastery? What's the point of extracting so many?
I've read half of it. The writing is okay, but some small details are really lacking. The story only describes the protagonist's increasing strength so far; you need to specify how strong the protagonist is now—a few hundred kilograms—so I know where the protagonist stands. Also, the weapons should at least have their approximate shape and weight described to some extent.
Is it finally going to be a harem story? What a pity, I guess I'll have to give up on this book.
There's no main plot, no clear objective, and all it does is vaguely extract the cultivation technique—is that even right? It's just a rambling, disjointed account.
I wonder if there's something wrong with the author's thinking? The protagonist's two lifetimes were worse than those of the natives. At least the lower-level natives, with their cheat abilities, would know how to learn other knowledge, but the protagonist, without his cheat abilities, really didn't know how to climb the ranks.
Why is it that after every fight, he's so weak he needs to be carried? I've seen this scene countless times, I'm about to throw up from it. Congratulations, you've successfully turned this scene into a toxic element.
These kinds of books are basically all the same. Are they probably factory productions? Just shoddy work to meet contractual requirements? Just padding out the word count, hoping to get a full attendance bonus, monthly votes, and whatever tips they can rake in. I'm not an insider, so this is just speculation.
It gets increasingly boring as it goes on, becoming like a diary entry with one cultivation technique per chapter, and all you get is cultivation experience. There's simply no time to practice; one thing leads to another, and it never ends. The villains and easy targets just feed the protagonist experience, and I don't understand how the protagonist can defeat enemies far stronger than himself.
Absorb the techniques and practice them yourself. If it weren't for the protagonist's plot armor, he would have died long ago in reality. I'm not saying this is impossible. Having a cheat code should make things faster. Otherwise, how could he defeat someone stronger than the protagonist? There are too many illogical points.