The Repairer
修复师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- The RestorerEnglish name
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The protagonist is portrayed as too foolish. In modern society, even if you haven't read cultivation novels, you've probably seen movies and TV series, or at least folk tales. But you have a protagonist who doesn't know what magic weapons or formations are. Doesn't he even have a little imagination?
Personally, I prefer the kind of power in "Golden Eyes" that's slightly beyond reality, but not too far off. If it really turned into something like ghosts, gods, or fantasy, it would lose its appeal. Also, many parts of "Golden Eyes" are very appealing, like the relationships between the characters and animals. I hope this book doesn't end up being about magic, fantasy, or ghosts and gods. Just a little bit beyond reality is fine.
I occasionally see people in this chapter saying they doubt this book was written by Da Yan. I just want to say that this is too strong a word; it's definitely Da Yan himself. Moreover, there has been absolutely no progress in the past ten years or so. First of all, the author can be lewd, but the protagonist can't.
I don't understand why these few chapters are recommended.
I've read about 200 chapters in the last two days, here are my thoughts. The author's writing on antiques and ritual objects is as professional as ever, but his writing on emotions and his relationship with his sister is a bit off-putting. For example, around chapters 205 and 206, and also in the Qingcheng Forbidden Zone earlier.
Why not just use the repair system to upgrade the protagonist's mother to Foundation Establishment? Why use six thousand repair points to repair that brain tumor when a few hundred repair points can solve the problem? Does this "Everything Can Be Repaired System" only repair the protagonist's own cultivation technique? Can't it repair other people's? I don't understand. 🤔
If you're going to hire a ghostwriter, at least find a reliable one. Forcing word counts is distasteful and morally reprehensible. Don't even bother reading this if you're not on Earth; it's just a bunch of blobs piled up.
This book is so bad I should have given up on it; it's a complete waste of my Qidian coins. The endless loops are utterly uninteresting. This book has a rating system from 1 to 10, and I'd give it a negative 10—even that would be too much.
It's hard to explain in a few words. Jiang Lang's talent has run dry Transformation failure The story may be old-fashioned, but that's fine; it's still good to put new wine in old bottles. The story is the same story, the words are the same words. To bring a fresh perspective to an old story, you need to carefully craft it. This book is truly disappointing. It's a shame that the foundation laid by the previous books was wasted on this one. It's a real shame.
Mistake
I subscribed to the first half, but gave up on the second half. It was too padded, just padding out the word count. I had been following the author's previous books, but this one was a real disappointment. I will no longer follow this author's books.