A Low-Martial-Arts Chat Group? I'm a Mortal Cultivator!
低武聊天群？我可是凡人修仙！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 270k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 3y ago
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I checked and found that none of the author's books are finished; they've all been abandoned. Is it still readable?
I think the protagonist is like a child. In today's world of mortal cultivation, immortality is actually quite low-level. The knife in the protagonist's head is only within the mortal cultivation system. But chat groups, at least, allow you to gain access to various world systems and even the cheat-like ability to traverse multiple realms. He was probably just a kid who hadn't been through the harsh realities of life before he transmigrated.
The book is good, but I still want to say, why look down on those who practice martial arts? 😡😡
The protagonist's personality is really unlikable because it's very much like the Renaissance of a decade or so ago. He's careless, easily startled, and chattering away, lacking any composure or shrewdness. He's a bit of a clown. And what I hate most is this time loop thing. If Han Li gives you something in the future, it means you've been targeted.
I've read a similar book that had serious logical flaws. Would a normal person with a cheat ability empty their savings to give to someone else? In that book, all the supporting characters' points were meant for the protagonist. The luck points here seem similar. Why couldn't Lin Shu and the others use luck points to enhance their martial arts or knowledge?
The protagonist you wrote, in both his past and present lives, should be the type who cries and begs to go to the hospital for even a minor finger injury, right? The first chapter is full of crying and whining, like a sissy.
The main character's character development did have some issues. I can understand that the protagonist makes witty remarks in many scenes to liven up the atmosphere and develop the character. However, the witty remarks were too far removed from the image the character was supposed to portray.
Another subject matter, wow, a book with terrible writing. You can't write without rambling nonsense, right?
He's just being self-absorbed and spouting a lot of nonsense. He's amazing!
Is the protagonist out of his mind? Expecting a scientific explanation for a pill that's inherently unscientific?