From City Life to the Strongest in the Universe
从都市到宇宙最强
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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As expected of a Level 5 expert, reading your book made me feel ten years younger.
This protagonist is the most pathetic, lacking in any sense of strength, and utterly mediocre protagonist I've ever seen in my 20 years of reading. The more powerful the author makes the protagonist, the more of a failure he becomes. You tried to emulate *Swallowed Star*, but you ended up with a hodgepodge.
Sigh, could you change the first three pictures? They just didn't help you, why are you so angry with them? Just because they're rich?
The protagonist hates his relatives for not helping his parents with cancer. Is there something wrong with this protagonist? His mother left the family at all costs to be with his father, and now he's supposed to give away cancer treatment drugs for free to someone he's already cut ties with just because they're related by blood? Absolutely suspicious! It's like a man giving away 100 million yuan to a woman who's cheating on him.
I could tolerate even the most clichéd and vicious plot points of the Crooked-Mouthed Dragon King, but I couldn't resist the part where the protagonist starts by diligently earning money in the first chapter, which amounts to 68 chapters—just enough to buy two bottles of life-saving medicine—only to have it crushed.
This contradiction is truly disgusting.
It feels like a low-budget version of Swallowing the Stars.
This book is perfect for middle and high school students; it's completely naive. It's full of the tropes from when online novels first became popular. I might have enjoyed it ten years ago, but it's not so appealing now. However, this book is clearly aimed at new readers rather than seasoned readers, and the overall quality is decent.
Damn, Qidian has been around for so many years and still hasn't released a function to block authors.
The very first chapter is morally questionable. It says your grandfather is rich, what's it to you? You hate him just because he didn't give you anything? Later in the story, will he become powerful and destroy his entire company, making him regret it?!