Legendary Investigator: Starting with the Power of Luck

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The investigator has three bags, a crowbar, an old seal, and many friends.

The plot feels a bit draggy and watery, and my desire to watch it is indeed a bit low. And it feels like a level 10 newbie has to go to a level 60 dungeon, which is generally quite unpleasant.

I finally understood why this book had poor performance. I thought that reading it for a few days would not be enough to read it, but after reading it for a few days, I realized that I didn't want this book at all. After reading more than a dozen chapters of unread titles, I found that I had no desire to read it. Therefore, the worldview shaping is okay, the creativity is good, and the writing is also good. But it's really not refreshing enough, and the pace is too slow, and it's really a light novel.

According to the author, it should only be luckier than the most unlucky person, so is the protagonist lucky?

Is anyone like me? I feel sick when I see foreign names. No matter how simple it is, I can't remember it. For example, I still can't remember the name of the male protagonist of Lord of Mysteries.

To put it simply, the male protagonist has too many problems. One thing is solved before another one comes up. The pace is too tight and the male protagonist has no chance to grow. Generally speaking, the male protagonist is still too weak and relying on luck will not work after all.

Who gave the protagonist the power to look directly at the evil god? So you can look directly at the evil god but encounter a Blood Angel behind you and lose your sanity? Author? Should you address the contradictions in the novel? It's okay to look directly at the evil god and insult him, but see the evil god's subordinates lose their sanity?

I roughly understand why this book is not popular. The main plot is a bit vague, and there are many branch plots. There may be a hidden thread, but it is difficult to analyze. There are too many things, and there is no time for people to rest. There is very little daily life.

The plot of Shadow Guard is so baffling that I can't stand it anymore 😥