
I Can Win Prizes When I Level Up
我升级能抽奖
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
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529Chapters
2Monthly votes
10.3kRecommendations
101.6kFans
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Recommend some novels with potential that might become popular. Any genre is welcome. I'll also check how some books are progressing and whether the plots are any good, and remove those that don't make the cut. (If you have any good books to recommend, send them my way. I'll check them out when I have time, and if I like them, I'll add them to the list.) (The books here are mostly new or not very well known. For books by big-name authors, just check the monthly ticket rankings.) (Writing a book
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Why is this author deleting comments? All I said was that the protagonist was still at the first level of Qi Refining at chapter 50? Can't I even mention that? You've lost a future full-subscription!
After looking at the comments section, I feel that none of them are quite right. Advantage: 1. It doesn't involve awkward situations. If you can't win, you can run away. You will also reflect on your mistakes if you are careless. The protagonist has a strong sense of purpose, which is very satisfying to watch.
What did these featured comments say?
This single insightful comment, while reasonable and accurate, doesn't it highlight the basic qualities that everyone except those who flop should possess? Furthermore, the poor pacing was already exposed at the first level of Qi Refining in over 50 chapters, so why are you analyzing the specific reasons? Isn't that stupid?
At this pace, it's questionable whether the protagonist will even be able to reach the Foundation Establishment stage after 1000 chapters. 😅
Why didn't I read the comments before jumping in? The author is so damn toxic, constantly throwing out poisonous ideas. Eight out of ten times, the Hextech 60s result in the worst choice. For example, in chapter 94, which really got me hooked, there was clearly an option for "[A Divine Art Manual for Direct Ascension]," but the protagonist didn't choose it, only selecting a clone. His reason?
I finally remembered that I had been poisoned to death once before, and now I've been poisoned again. The protagonist sets aside a dungeon and lets anyone enter, and the ticket is just any material (any material dropped by any monster in the dungeon will do). Why would he collect such trash?
Is it possible to exploit a bug to practice low-level techniques, discard them after the initial learning stage, and then use a lottery system?
It's tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw it away. It was clearly a creative idea, and the ingredients were good, but unfortunately, the cooking skills were lacking. It turned into a haphazard stew that tasted rotten.
They never choose what's truly useful, yet they shower other options with compliments on how great they are, and then don't choose them 😐. It's disgusting! They misuse things that already exist, like the Mother-Child River water, which is clearly very useful, instead of truly utilizing them.
First, I suggest reading the pre-payment chapters for free without looking at the comments section, because you'll know if it's good or not once you try it. It's not as bad as the comments say, but I won't exaggerate how good it is either. Even if you've been constantly criticizing, you'll find that you've read 400 chapters while you're still criticizing. I think the author is quite remarkable.