The Scholar: A High-Quality Brawler
读书人：高质量莽夫
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 774k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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272Chapters
2.3kRecommendations
20.8kFans
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I don't understand why people with lower levels of understanding feel they can't survive if they don't accept challenges from people with higher levels of understanding.
Having read over a hundred chapters, and noticing the author frequently mentioning in the author's comments that it's a single-player game, I have a few points to make: 1. The protagonist's behavior is abnormal and fails to resonate with readers. Even without a cheat code, in this literary world, plagiarism would be a mindless way to level up.
The protagonist's endless swearing is ridiculous.
It's been twenty chapters, and the protagonist is still a useless character with no cheat codes. He relies entirely on others to fight monsters, and he doesn't contribute anything to overcoming the difficulties along the way. The protagonist only got the recommendation because of his former identity as a scholar; the protagonist is even less capable than his predecessor. Speechless.
When will you write a Kuroko's Basketball manga?
The lantern-themed building will be set up on the first floor, and an extra chapter will be added for every thousand comments. This is a self-motivational building!
The author created this thread, and will add an extra chapter for every thousand comments—a self-motivational thread!
After reading over ten chapters, I found the main character to be incredibly weak, and he also had all sorts of bizarre and self-destructive behaviors.
I've read up to chapter 70. The cheat system I mentioned earlier was only used once and it's already gone. And this cheat system is even an heirloom. If the protagonist doesn't have the Four Treasures of the Study, why can't he just borrow them? He can borrow them from his teacher. Doesn't the academy have some lower-grade Four Treasures of the Study?
The combat strength is a bit off. Author, please write well and don't go to the palace.
The side quests could fill another book.