You’re Level 3,000, While the Strongest Outside Is Only Level 100
你都三千级了，外面最高才一百级
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 268k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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127Chapters
2.6kRecommendations
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It's alright. It's set in a prehistoric world, but there's a small problem: the title says the strongest in the world is level 100, but the protagonist is already over level 200. I don't feel that the protagonist is that powerful. Author, you should improve your bragging skills.
No, I can't take it anymore. I don't like this style. Everyone knows I'm awesome except myself.
This is a popular, high-quality product, written by a screenwriter from Qidian.com...
Um 😓, I wanted to be honest, but I was afraid of hurting the author's feelings. However, it's readable and quite enjoyable; there are just a lot of flaws that ironically become comedic moments. It's alright 😁 Anyway, I laughed until the latest update and even added it to my favorites! Personally, based on my years of reading experience, I think this book won't last long! 😁
Now that I've finished reading it, here are my thoughts. I found it interesting at first, but after a while it became like a diary. When I saw Xiao Sheng travel through time, I thought it would be the beginning of the book, but then Xiao Sheng died. I couldn't guess what would happen next. If it had been like the beginning, the book would have been ruined.
I kept it on the bookshelf, and it ended up dying?
This kind of writing gets less and less interesting towards the end; I'm leaving.
Well... The protagonist really lacks intelligence... He's met quite a few people outside and even has ways to contact them, yet he still has absolutely no self-awareness... From initially thinking he was a complete novice, to later encountering many people and things, he still thinks he's a complete novice... His intelligence is truly worrying...
The comments section is full of talented people, so we can't leave out comments like mine.
The author writes that this is really what it is, and as for how it is or how much it is, it's just like this. If you ask me if his writing is good or bad, I wouldn't say it's entirely good, nor entirely bad. It's neither particularly good nor particularly bad. It's just that kind of feeling; it has some meaning, but that's about it. Whether it's worth watching or not is debatable.
The time span in the text is problematic. The first chapter states that one year in the mountains is a hundred years outside, but the time spans in the later chapters are consistent with this, without any explanation in the text.