
Cultivation for All: I Have a Proficiency Panel
全民修炼,我有一个熟练度面板
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 341k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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112Chapters
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In Chapter Four, the protagonist dares to speak ill of others while sitting at the table behind them, and even after others reveal their strength, he's forced to confront them head-on. This truly showcases the novel's cruelty through the protagonist's limited intelligence.
This kind of plot isn't very helpful. The protagonist himself said that as an adult, it's okay to be a little weak sometimes, but I don't see where he's weak. What if he goes out of his way to provoke others and gets beaten up in this kind of world?
Go write urban fiction; this kind of book isn't for you.
In this kind of world, a so-called genius can run rampant in the class. I really don't know what to say. Moral education is never outdated.
When I saw that the teacher was my uncle, I was a little confused. Should I retaliate or just let it go?
The protagonist is weak to begin with, yet he insists on standing out. What gives him the right to do so? He transmigrated, read a few books, and then started talking tough. He can't win a fight, and he can't win a verbal battle either. Doesn't he know his own limitations?
Let me talk about the early stages of this book. The early part was a buffer period that I intentionally gave the protagonist. I think it's understandable and reasonable for a novice to make mistakes and act recklessly when adapting to a new world. But I found that everyone thinks the protagonist is mentally challenged, which was an oversight on my part.
This social environment is terrible. It would be better to just join the Otherworldly Demon Cult, wait for it to rise up, smash the current rules, and rebuild an order.
Is your current forbearance a pretext to slaughter his entire family, or exterminate his entire clan? Or is it to fight him once?! What's the point of fighting once? Therefore, if you're going to tolerate this, the subsequent revenge should either be to kill him or cripple him and cut off his martial arts! Otherwise, this is the fatal flaw.
I initially thought it was for idiots, but it turned out to be setup. Speed things up, I want to see him show off!