
I Ground My Everyday Skills into Supernatural Abilities
我把日常技能肝成了神通
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- 836k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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I thought it would be a slice-of-life story of the protagonist quietly grinding experience at home, maxing out each skill one by one. But from the very first chapter, there were all sorts of inexplicable conflicts, and all the supporting characters were just there to highlight the protagonist, making the story feel incredibly stiff.
Why does the proficiency section have to be watered down? It's clearly 5%, but you insist on writing "95% proficiency needed to level up."
It turned into a harem novel as it was being written. The author went to great lengths to make the princess a lifelike figure. He doesn't need to sleep to draw a vivid cat, but he has to sleep to draw a stand-in princess. It's so embarrassing to read, I can't stand it anymore.
The beginning mentioned a slice-of-life theme, but what happens later? It's constantly one crisis after another. Months of the book are filled with various events—is that what you call slice-of-life? It's a lie!
With a cheat-like ability to feed you, you could even write a dog as the protagonist!
This Confucian and Taoist system isn't a cultivation system at all. Its power depends entirely on how much privilege the protagonist grants. Everyone is essentially working for the protagonist—accumulating spiritual energy. Cultivation levels are arbitrarily set by the protagonist, unlike other systems where you need to break through levels or undergo tribulations.
The protagonist's primary skill for self-defense in the early stages is hammer fighting, and the first weapon he equips himself with is a sword; he doesn't even carry a hammer with him.
It's gradually becoming mindless, increasingly illogical, or rather, increasingly revealing the shortcomings of its setting and writing style. As for the protagonist, I really can't say anything except that he's brainless. The female characters in the story are overly used as tools, completely brainless—even those are barely considered tools; I don't remember a single one.
Keeping the villain jumping around there is just disgusting.
So, a ninth-rank swordsmith forges a sword with one pearl, an eighth-rank swordsmith forges a sword with two pearls, a seventh-rank swordsmith forges a sword with three pearls, and a first-rank swordsmith forges a sword with nine pearls. Why does that seem so strange?