
I Can Awaken and Empower Spiritual Beings
我能点化通灵之物
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 349k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game System
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The book is good, but I don't like it, so the characters' intelligence is questionable.
I hate it when I have to ask the system for everything. Goodbye.
Before awakening, the world was at peace; after awakening, superpowered individuals engaged in chaotic street battles.
I predict this book will 100% be abandoned.
The author's vision is too narrow; a work that's supposed to be resurrected only sells for 100,000.
The protagonist's father was hospitalized, and the family sold their house and borrowed money, spending hundreds of thousands of yuan, but still couldn't be cured. A wealthy man who drives a luxury car worth tens of millions of yuan only offered 100,000 yuan to save his father's life.
The author lacks social experience and doesn't understand the wickedness of human nature. With a profit margin of 300%, one can trample on the law. With your abilities, it's impossible to expect people not to break the law.
Everything else is fine, but these so-called evil superpowered individuals are too unrestrained! Sniping in the street, or using Desert Eagles, they indiscriminately unleash their powers. Even if they are evil, they have interests to gain and are not madmen. They kill people indiscriminately, killing dozens of people at a time. Do they think the national institutions are just for show? Especially in this degenerate age!
That's a bunch of nonsense. After that, I couldn't listen to audiobooks anymore. It felt like a fairy tale, like children's books.
I feel the biggest flaw in this book is that the protagonist is too naive; he's over twenty years old, but a bit childish.