I Can Reroll My Life Talents
我能重洗人生天赋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 595k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I've been quietly reading, and before I knew it, the end of 2018 was here. The book-list account opened its annual roundup, and this bookworm wanted to look back at the books I loved most this year. Buddha says a flower contains a world, and a tree contains enlightenment. A book list, too, holds a little universe: the universe where this bookworm wanders, a world readers linger in, unable to forget or leave behind. Qidian released many unforgettable books in 2018. I want to gather them all here.
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Don't you feel any guilt when you see people praising its writing? The story of Shennong personally testing poisons over a decade ago is problematic. Leaving aside the fact that the plot dates back over a decade, the writing style is incredibly modern. Phrases like "this young lady" and "reckless fool" in contemporary dialogue give me goosebumps.
By the way, here's a suggestion for the author: just put all your talent into sucking up to your aunt. That way, the protagonist will be happy, and your aunt's family will be happy. It would definitely be a great simp biography.
Skip through the episodes and share your impressions. The protagonist, an orphan, received the "golden finger" of having his talents reset. Having lived with his uncle for so many years, he should have known that the only way to change his situation was to study relentlessly, participating in math competitions and striving for top grades, not to date or start a business.
I've only read two or three chapters, so I'll just talk about the problems in those two or three chapters. First: Adding gaming talent to academic talent, turning a slacker into a top student overnight? I personally find this highly unreasonable. After all, learning is a process; even geniuses need a learning process.
It's filled with the style of 2016; the protagonist's family seems to be inspired by Lu Mingfei, the protagonist of Dragon Raja; the transitions in family relationships are not smooth; the writing is mediocre; the "golden finger" (advantage/cheat) is barely noticeable; the female lead has some flaws; Shennong is worth reading.
I only read two chapters before leaving; I couldn't make it to the third.
I read a few chapters, but couldn't continue; the protagonist's personality is unlikable.
All I can say is that developing games is not as good as studying hard. If you're truly a genius and become a great scientist, then being a businessman is nothing.
I suspect it's a female author; a male author wouldn't have written these first few chapters. Anyone who reads more male-oriented novels wouldn't write something so disgusting.
This is toxic. The author, Shennong, is here. It's both painful and disgusting to read. The writing is okay, and the "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability) is good, but the "auntie" setting immediately reminded me of Dragon Raja. The writing only feels deliberately sarcastic. The cousin is a failure; how many years have they lived together?