I Reach the Pinnacle of the Ultimate Path Through Gluttony
我以暴食登顶极道
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- Completed
- Length
- 307k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Too slow, is he a genius or just mediocre?
If there's a cheat code, you shouldn't suppress it too much. How long are you going to stay in the newbie village? Most books fall apart because of this: the initial suppression is too severe, but the later upgrades are like a rocket, which is obviously unreasonable. The normal way of thinking is that leveling up is fast at the beginning, and only slows down as you get higher levels.
A person who is 1.8 Meters tall and weighs 55 kilograms (equivalent to 110 jin) is in critical condition?
The first chapter makes me feel like the author has some misunderstanding of the ancient setting. Someone with no power, no status, and no background going into business? It's not modern times. Do gangs and powerful families allow you to do business just to make a little money? To write a good novel set in ancient times, you have to immerse yourself in that context; otherwise, it feels very strange. You should know the phrase "adding legs to a snake"!
The protagonist is an idiot, a piece of trash with no ability who's just spouting nonsense. You think you're worthy?
Author, if you're going to abandon this project, can't you at least write a separate chapter? Is it really necessary to just quietly quit like this?
Another simplistic, inexperienced post? A woman that height and weight is practically a stick figure, let alone a man who's naturally heavier. 55 Kilograms? He could be lifted with one hand.
Am I the only one who thinks the protagonist is weird?
The protagonist could borrow 100 taels of silver, but he refuses, insisting on exchanging a precious book for 100 taels instead. Moreover, the protagonist doesn't plan to become an official, nor will he continue his studies. What does it matter if he doesn't repay the favors from the examiners? Even if his reputation suffers, it's all over soon.
Garbage, no exciting moments, and too long-winded.
The beginning was too depressing, and the plot was too rigid. The protagonist came into contact with top-level beings right after transmigrating. I don't really like this kind of plot. I personally prefer to associate with people whose strength matches their own.
The opening scene is a rant: the younger sister is taken in as a disciple by a female cultivator and never seen again. Is this the only way to write a younger sister? Then gods, demons, and monsters all appear, seemingly building a grand setup.