Ranked Match: X-Ray Loot Boxes

I subscribed to many of the previous martial arts novels, and I'm supporting this one too. I've currently reached the part about the extraordinary individuals, and I've subscribed to some chapters. Overall, it's great, especially the satisfying parts—they're incredibly satisfying, with all sorts of face-slapping moments.

Having read three or five novels of this type, this one is the most logically written with the fewest plot holes. Unlike others where supporting characters are brainless and the protagonist monopolizes all the powerful items... While this one has some wish-fulfillment elements, it's relatively more reasonable. Definitely a good read.

Overwhelmingly positive reviews, not a single negative comment—is this truly a gem? Or is this a cover-up? Don't rush to ban me; I'm an absolute legitimate consumer and never read pirated copies. If I can get into a book, I'll continue subscribing; if I can't, I'll immediately remove it. I'll definitely point out any flaws I find. I hope the author isn't petty.

I've invested 20,000, please work hard and make sure I get my money back.

Why does the author have to rely on intelligence to write the female lead? If you can't write a compelling plot, just write an invincible protagonist. Why add a female lead with near-demonic intelligence? Then, it's like she has your perspective, making inferences based on my own assumptions, and her reasoning is so arbitrary. It's like deducing a person's character and behavior patterns from a single event—it's ridiculously absurd! Even Sherlock Holmes wouldn't dare write like this.

To be honest, I can't stand it anymore. There are just too many illogical points. I'll just point out a few of the most illogical ones. In the Bronze Ranked Match with the Inhumans, it says that the biggest advantage humans have over beasts is their ability to use weapons. But are Inhumans beasts?

The only problem with the whole book is, why aren't those people afraid to die? Think about it. The author writes it a bit like a web novel; while the big shots are portrayed as cowards, their underlings aren't. How are these guilds able to command such loyalty? Those so-called guild leaders are just company executives; how can they possibly command people to risk their lives?

It's well-written, and I won't go into the strengths. The weakness lies in the guild. Even though it's a completely new beginning, the characters are still just ordinary workers. The higher-ups remain higher-ups. Even after the guild leader and other high-ranking members are killed, they still plot to kill the protagonist.

There's a subscription cashback event on 515 recently, have you all chosen the books you want to subscribe to yet? Stop collecting books, and give Feifei's two books, "Martial Arts Livestream" and "Ranked Match, See Through Treasure Chests," instead. If you subscribe to all of them, you can get a fan title!

I noticed that some readers don't know where they can watch videos to earn points, so I'll briefly explain it here. If you have a relatively new version, a small gold coin icon will appear at the bottom center (or bottom right for some people) when you subscribe to VIP chapters. Clicking on it will allow you to watch videos, earning you 10 coins each time.