
Leveling Up Through Cultivation, Starting with The Bad Guys
从不良人开始加点修炼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 955k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Merging worlds is really toxic. Why not just travel through worlds one by one?
Map made
I admire Liu Bang and Zhu Yuanzhang the most, because their rise from humble beginnings to great heights was incredibly impressive.
Does the author even know who the First Emperor is? This place is still divided; where did this First Emperor come from?
The beginning was alright, but the later part where he becomes a military governor is really awful. What would an assassin do if he became a military governor? And it's impossible for him to do it! It's just a completely random plot. In the end, even after becoming a military governor, he's still doing the work of an assassin. The protagonist seems to be, how should I put it, destined to be a working-class person. This system was wasted on the protagonist.
Will Bago accept it or not? An office romance 😏😏
Honestly, there are too many flaws: the genre is suppressed, the setting is messy, the plot is mediocre, the protagonist is a puppet, and the writing is self-indulgent; it truly lives up to its reputation as a daily source of toxic content. However, the author interacts with the comments, corrects many of the flaws, and doesn't maliciously control the comments, so there's nothing to criticize.
Your cultivation system and level system are riddled with flaws. The level system in *Bad Guys* is inherently flawed. If you don't provide a unified standard for combat power in a multi-player game, a ton of problems will arise. At the very least, your system should provide a detailed level division.
What the villains were looking at was two sisters of unparalleled beauty, truly peerless beauties.
They started off agreeing to take the manual and leave, but then 77 ended up helping an assassin organization kill a foreign minister, and this organization didn't give the protagonist any benefits whatsoever. Is this a reflection of your own reality, author? I need someone to cook, clean, do laundry, and do manual labor—no pay, please come quickly!