
From the Start, I Had the Golden Light Mantra, and the Campus Belle Exposed Me on Livestream
开局金光咒,我被校花直播曝光
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- Ongoing
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- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I've come across this book several times, but I never thought to read it. I thought the title was just another one of those books that expose this or that, and I'd read several of them already, so it didn't feel original. But today I had nothing else to read, so I clicked on it and read it straight through. It was surprisingly good! So I suggest the author change the title.
By chapter 80, the power levels have become inconsistent. The previous level six was already a spiritual calamity, yet a foreign student had already reached level seven. Logically, anyone who could enter the Spirit Management Bureau should be a genius, but this student isn't even as strong.
Putting aside the content of the book, just mentioning its title, how many people who have read it for more than a year would want to read it again?
Recently, a bunch of those "stealth" novels have become popular on Qidian, where the protagonist abandons a perfectly good life to become a lapdog; I'm sick of seeing them. This one is alright, although it's a bit too simplistic, at least it's enjoyable to read. The protagonist is very powerful.
I didn't feel anything special; it's just the usual monster-hunting, leveling up, and showing off. Is it filler? It's alright, but the plot didn't wow me. It's suitable for someone just starting out with a novel. 😰
No matter what you do, you can always bring up live streaming. Live streaming has been written about to death, yet you still keep writing about it.
Let me put it this way: now, seeing titles like "Supreme" or "Governor" instantly halve my interest. Add to that a title like "I was exposed by xxx," and frankly, I don't even want to give it a bad review without reading it! In my memory, every book with that title has been toxic! And none of them have had a good ending! I haven't read this book, so I don't know what the content is like, and I won't comment on it because I haven't read it, but just the title alone makes me want to complain.
Why do I feel like I've become less attractive since entering the world of cultivation? Something's missing. Why put on such a pretentious act and act so high and mighty? Is it all just about ruthless plunder? These missions offer little experience, how are you supposed to level up? Anyone who comes along will die.
The plot moves too fast; the later parts feel like just changing maps and showing off. Ugh! A common problem with invincible protagonist stories: they're okay in the beginning, but they almost always collapse in the later stages.
The game started with... Being exposed on live stream. School Beauty Supreme Celestial Master Good grief, this book title and synopsis are clearly designed to drive people away!