Heaven-Defying Comprehension: I Create an Invincible Technique at the Hanlin Academy
悟性逆天：我在翰林院创造无敌法
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 286k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
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104Chapters
6.6kRecommendations
103.2kFans
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Let me share my impressions after reading about a dozen chapters. The writing is a bit weak, and some plot points are rather clichéd. However, if you're really out of books to read, this can be a quick fix. If you really don't understand the protagonist's overpowered abilities, just remove the phrase "heaven-defying comprehension" from the title, and you'll understand.
Sure enough, there was an assassin 🥷 who attempted to assassinate the emperor but failed and was seriously injured. Then he would run off to the protagonist's location.
In summary, it's a case of false advertising; the protagonist's martial arts skills are entirely provided by the system and have absolutely nothing to do with him.
Is Shennong even here? The comments are all saying that the combat power is all over the place.
Everything was pretty good up to that point. I've only seen this part so far—the assassin, and the protagonist saves him. I don't plan to watch any more. There's a small, dangerous spot ahead. It's where we go to rescue someone from the prison. The problem lies in the fact that the protagonist is actually quite weak and not a true expert.
Your introduction alone is incredible; being sent to the Hanlin Academy—you're truly a little genius!
The Hanlin Academy, responsible for compiling history books, was actually exiled...
The beginning wasn't great, but at least it seemed smooth enough. It's the same old story: a female assassin tries to kill a tyrannical emperor, ends up in the protagonist's courtyard, is rescued by him, and turns out to be a beautiful woman… This trope has been used far too often…
The Hanlin Academy was quite prestigious; all the newly appointed Jinshi (successful candidates in the highest imperial examinations) had to go there.
The protagonist has absolutely no aptitude for learning; he relies entirely on the system. His natural talent is mediocre, and even with the original owner's top scholar status, he's only second-rate. Without that system, he's nothing.