I’m Really Not Weak

I feel something's off. If the protagonist is already a top genius at 20 years old with the Bronze Skin Realm, then Luo Xiong at 20 years old with the Iron Bone Realm is even more of a genius, isn't he? I think 25 years old would be more appropriate for Luo Xiong.

First: It's not the same as being low-key. The protagonist is very high-key. As the saying goes, "do things with high-key ambition, but be low-key in life," not jumping around wildly. The author himself wrote about those who jump around wildly, and the one who leads the charge is definitely doomed. This is neither pretending to be weak nor being low-key.

Overall, the flaws don't outweigh the merits. The book only mentions that the protagonist's father never appears and doesn't want him to enter officialdom. It also hints at his special status and significant involvement. His father's complete absence, and lack of any apparent care for them, might have been fatal to the mother and son.

The way Xu Shi is handled here is bizarre; at least I found it very unpleasant. It's like a scoundrel trying to maintain a facade of virtue. Based on the earlier plot, this group seems to have never appeared except for grading exam papers. The protagonist didn't time-travel, he didn't even help his younger brother, and his mother and the child from that time were long dead.

I really advise against reading book reviews while reading this book. Overall, the book is okay, but once you open the reviews, things might change. (The book review is really bad; I suggest the author delete some parts.)

That's disgusting, forcibly creating conflict.

🙂I really enjoy reading the various strange and wonderful overpowered abilities the author creates, the protagonist's unseriousness, the fast pace, and the oppressive feeling brought by war.

To be honest, the early plot describing how the protagonist's father abandoned his wife, and the later twist that he did it for the country, disgusted me.

As the saying goes, "If you can't sweep a room, how can you sweep the world?" This whitewashing, though seemingly smooth, appears abrupt.

I don't understand why other countries would defer to a country that possesses a powerful weapon like the Gate of Reincarnation, to avoid a lose-lose situation. How could Great Xia be so pathetic? The Great Xia sacrificed itself to help other countries ward off evil spirits, so shouldn't other countries at least show some respect? And this is the treatment it gets? Isn't this a recipe for mutual destruction?