The Ultimate Spell-and-Martial-Arts Master
超神术法武道家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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313Chapters
4.4kRecommendations
53.6kFans
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People always criticize the protagonist for scratching his head; I suggest writing it as "scratching his chicken."
The synopsis is great, but there's no female lead; time to grab it!
Sorry, this sounds like a D&D novel. The protagonist has only 3 points of intelligence. Do you know what that means? Even a rabbit is smarter than him... I'm outta here.
Trial Review The genre, being an NPC (NPC-centric) story, is somewhat outdated, but the actual reading experience is excellent. The writing style is light-hearted, and the specific plot follows the main storyline. No earth-shattering conspiracy has been found yet, and it's unclear whether there are any plot twists or dialectical elements.
If the daily dose of toxins doesn't return, then it's gone.
It's a little sad, it's not without a female lead.
It's a bit sad. It's not that there's no female lead; he has five or six fiancées, arranged by his father, and the protagonist didn't refuse. Also, after becoming a legend, he doesn't need to worry about his talent or trait anymore. I dropped it after this chapter, even though it was quite good. A single female lead is better than a harem, right?
The author's quality is inconsistent; at its best, it rivals established authors, while at its worst, it feels like a beginner's work. For example, the emotional scenes are stiff and awkward, and the appearance of Catwoman is ridiculous – it felt like there was a female lead so early. However, the author's ability to quickly correct these flaws is commendable, proving they do review their work.
Well, I feel the father character is a flaw. The better the relationship between the father and the original owner, the more heartwarming the story becomes, and the more disconnected the reader feels.
He touched his nose Touched my nose, touched my nose, touched my nose If you're so capable, then don't delete it.
Why doesn't the mentor focus on nurturing the protagonist's talent now that they know about it? At least they shouldn't let the protagonist be struggling to afford food.