The Attribute Point Philanthropist
属性点慈善家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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747Chapters
19kRecommendations
17.2kFans
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The novel is filled with viewpoints that defy normal values, frequently bringing up nonsensical arguments such as "bad guys can't be killed all the time, so there's no need to kill them." No wonder he's still a Level 2 despite writing so many books.
Why does the protagonist always think about boosting other people's stats? Shouldn't he use this precious opportunity, which he only gets once or twice a day, on himself?
They feed people, even add a little something to a dying old man to make him look over forty, and they still can't completely subdue him. Taking people out hunting still involves talking about revenge, yet the protagonist still gets a good reward. They might as well just raise a few more dogs. Information about the Superman class's power can't be found anywhere. This is just a sanctimonious hypocrite.
Thoughts on the Background of the Novel
Up to chapter 19, the story's setting is speculated to be the intersection of worlds, and one of those worlds is the modern society we are familiar with. The protagonist wants to restore civilization. His approach might be to directly distribute attribute points to some survivors to ensure their survival, and then organize them further.
Hey bro, remember to advertise your new book in the old ones too! I always remember to check back every now and then.
Suddenly, the wasteland turned into a farming and battle for supremacy, and I couldn't hold back.
At first, I thought it was well-written and didn't understand why the ratings were so low. But after reading chapters 58 and 59, I understood. The enemy was already at our doorstep, and the protagonist was still rambling on and on, hesitating about whether to kill them… and then he died from poison.
Let me tell you a short story from the book; newcomers might find it helpful.
Around chapter 70, there's a scene where cannibalistic gang members provoke the protagonist by coming to his apartment building and trying to steal his food. The protagonist jumps from the fourth floor and instantly kills one of them. The gang leader, still thinking the protagonist and his two companions can't beat them, continues to provoke them, only to be instantly killed himself.
It would have been great if it had stayed in the wasteland setting from the beginning, but unfortunately it went off track when it got to the isekai (another world) setting.
Wow, that's amazing. A million words already. A breakout index of 300... This is truly rare. Even the worst authors have over a thousand.