Transmigrating Through the Heavens, Luckily There Is a Game Lottery System
穿越诸天，幸亏有游戏抽奖系统
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Infinite Flow
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- 3y ago
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I've abandoned books and am now learning martial arts from a little notebook made in Japan. Sigh!
The first world was well-written, but the quality dropped significantly in the second one, though it was still readable. However, the free item delivery feature is considered a major flaw by many. After that, it all became very inexplicable. First, he went to Love Apartment for a vacation, and then he went to The Grandmaster to learn martial arts.
It's like a gacha-related obsession; I always seem to pull the key items at crucial moments.
The protagonist himself is just a super soldier with blue and green equipment. In the second dungeon, he gave a legendary item with an immortality bonus to an NPC... The most valuable thing he had in his pocket was a few packs of healing potions... What kind of brain could come up with something like this...?
The protagonist has parents, so why does he seem like an orphan? Why give the Staff of Eternal Life, which grants immortality, to a character in the story instead of his parents?
The first two worlds were normal, but was the latter just self-indulgence?
The first world was a great success because I was familiar with the plot. I almost messed up in the second world because I wasn't familiar with the plot, but I just didn't bother to watch it. Just playing
Author, using damage-immunity armor to fight Ogata is ridiculous! We wanted to see what abilities the protagonist enhanced to win, but you just threw in equipment. It's not satisfying!
The writing style is not bad, but the protagonist is portrayed as too generous, and the initial setup is also problematic. There are only a few hundred thousand reincarnators globally. A few hundred thousand is only possible under certain circumstances, such as at the very beginning of the story. But then the author says the country is very powerful; it makes no sense. Did the author even write an outline? It doesn't seem so.
The beginning was good, Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple was passable, but Hunter x Hunter became tedious and long. Luckily, I only booked up to the end of Hunter x Hunter and the beginning of Harry Potter. I regret ordering so much at once. Disappointing.