If There’s a Risk, That’s a Good Thing
有风险就对了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 298k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Here's a personal suggestion: stop writing these convoluted stories. Either be completely cautious or completely reckless. Don't choose the riskiest path and then forcefully push credit onto others. It's too painful to read. It's better to just go all out and then use the system to prove them wrong. That's more satisfying to watch.
The protagonist is too proud. As a nobody, he stubbornly confronts the Grand Tutor, even resisting kneeling. How can he possibly accomplish anything great like this? He could be much more tactful. Like Emperor Gaozu of Han (Liu Bang), he should be shameless and ruthless.
To test everyone's purity, type "shw" on the entire keyboard and see what word it represents.
It's outrageous that there are typos in the description. 😠
Waiting for someone surnamed Xu to come and try to gain sympathy and advertise.
Start with max-level swordsmanship and slay across the heavens.
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Has the author ever read what they've written?
The crime-solving was too sloppy, and the plot was dull. The story itself was based on the unconventional ideas of another book, but it failed to develop its own unique characteristics. Each choice offered only quest items, giving the impression that the system had complete control over the world, resulting in a very poor reading experience.
The beginning of this book seemed somewhat positive, but the later parts made me feel frustrated. In real life, I'm not the kind of person who can stand being taken advantage of, and this novel made me feel so aggrieved. No matter how mature a young person is, or what, being bullied again and again is just... Is that all? Don't you even have the courage to draw your sword?
I can't believe this is a book written by an author who has written eight novels. This premise is truly indescribable and is destined to flop.