Legendary Investigator: Starting with the Power of Luck

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The investigator has three things: a crowbar, an old stamp, and many friends.

The plot felt a bit drawn out and padded, which really dampened my interest in watching it. Furthermore, it feels like a level 10 newbie is being forced to do a level 60 dungeon, which is quite frustrating overall.

Now I finally understand why this book isn't doing well. I thought a few days of waiting wouldn't be enough, but after a few days, I realized I had no interest in it at all. After looking at the titles of over ten unread chapters, I realized I had no desire to read it. So, the world-building is decent, the concept is good, and the writing is okay. But the thrill is really lacking, and the pacing is too slow. And it really is a light novel!

According to the author, the protagonist is simply luckier than the most unlucky person. So, is the protagonist truly lucky or not?

Anyone else like me? I feel nauseous when I see foreign names. No matter how simple they are, I can't remember them. For example, I still can't remember the name of the male protagonist in Lord of Mysteries.

Simply put, the male protagonist has too many problems. One problem is solved, but before he can level up, another one arises. The pace is too fast, leaving him no opportunity to grow. Overall, the male protagonist is too weak; relying solely on luck won't work.

Who gave the protagonist the power to look directly at an evil god? And yet, being able to look directly at an evil god, he later encounters a blood angel and loses his sanity? Author? Shouldn't you sort out the contradictions in the novel? Looking directly at an evil god and insulting the evil god is one thing, but seeing the evil god's subordinate and losing sanity is another?

I think I understand why this book wasn't popular. The main plot is somewhat vague, there are too many subplots, and maybe there's a hidden storyline, but it's hard to analyze. There's just too much to do, no time for rest, and very little focus on daily life.

The plot of Shadow Guard is so nonsensical, I can't watch it anymore. 😥