I'm Really Not an Old One
我真不是旧日支配者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 536k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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218Chapters
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18.4kFans
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The protagonist is unaware that he is an evil god? Is the person inside the pot, or is it inside the pot that seals the evil god? The system itself is problematic in various ways (scratch that).
It's so quiet and deserted. This lazy bum is hoping for a comment to warm me up.
It's so frustrating. The protagonist is so high-class, yet he lives like a clown.
The background and setting are good, but I came in based on the title and the genre (game/another world), only to find it's not what I expected. There are many technical terms but few explanations, and the female supporting character is a bit frustrating. At 100 chapters, the plot feels rather passive; it feels like they've done a lot but accomplished nothing.
It really hit all the so frustrating parts... The protagonist's status was described as so high, but he ended up being such a useless and brainless character... And after creating A15, he suddenly lost control of himself, then was hunted down and betrayed by his own creations, all while acting like he didn't care...
I've read up to chapter 100. The book's synopsis caught my eye, but the three golden chapters were rather unremarkable. The premise is very appealing, but after reading 100 chapters, I feel really frustrated. I wanted to give up several times because I couldn't find anything interesting, but I held back and wanted to see what would happen next.
I've read up to chapter 70 so far, and something feels off. This book is supposed to be a fusion of the Cthulhu and Warhammer universes, but it completely removes the essence of both universes. The characters are portrayed as incredibly powerful, lacking the despair of the Kree who grope in ignorance only to bring about destruction, and also the struggle and despair of the Warhammer characters…
I've only read a few dozen chapters, and the female lead is just too much to handle. Her forced stupidity and affected mannerisms are unbearable. The character setting is okay, but the way she's portrayed and acts is toxic.
I'm baffled. Why are so many novels about the revival of spiritual energy—or rather, why are so many novels about the awakening of supernatural abilities adding a background of spiritual energy revival? What does spiritual energy have to do with supernatural abilities? Can't you just skip the explanation and directly describe the awakening of supernatural abilities? Why do you have to piggyback on the revival of spiritual energy?
It's well written, don't write it again.