Grinding Experience from Fireball
从火球术开始肝经验
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
611Chapters
12.2kRecommendations
103.3kFans
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Having a cheat-like advantage that would allow him to reach the peak step by step, he chooses to take an extremely dangerous shortcut—yet another overpowered protagonist.
I don't understand the point of writing these recent chapters. Are they just forcing an enemy into the story? Forcibly leaving the city during the strictest period? Forcibly concealing one's whereabouts? Forcibly exposing oneself? Forcibly demoting one's intelligence? You can't find churches without leaving the city? You'll find them as soon as you leave the city?
A mage can only sense the fire element; a fire mage uses ice crystals to cultivate and absorb power. (Prediction: This is a eunuch's prediction.)
The book's premise is good, but the constant, inexplicable "pretending to be weak to deceive others" tropes, hiding strength and identity, become uninteresting and completely lack immersion. The protagonist is clearly very strong, and you always expect them to unleash their power, only to be forced to fight under a hidden identity – what's the point of training then?
If you just find out something you shouldn't know and then receive a potion, what if it's actually poison sent under a false pretense?
There are too many overpowered protagonists these days, it's really boring. A protagonist who develops in a single element is much more interesting. Those who are all-around capable lack any distinctiveness. To showcase a protagonist's strength, there's no need for them to be all-powerful.
He inexplicably slept with a woman... And it was another forced breakthrough, his character is a bit off, these chapters have left readers completely confused.
Starting from chapter 300, it gets increasingly baffling, with a ton of plot holes that are impossible to explain. Every time the protagonist tries to act tough and show off, the NPCs suspect him, yet the ridiculous explanations are still believable... The protagonist's strength is also a mystery; he becomes stronger when facing stronger opponents and weaker when facing weaker ones.
That "Great Dreamwalking Technique" is truly baffling; I don't understand the author's purpose in including it. It's a cheat ability where skill levels are gradually increased, so adding this is just nauseating.
My goodness, this amazing, top-tier novel is so incredibly good! Don't worry, it's not bad at all! It's fucking amazing! It's like seeing a beautiful woman wearing heavy makeup!!!