The Mortal’s Counterattack Through Stat Allocation
凡人加点逆袭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 757k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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339Chapters
372Recommendations
19Fans
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I'm impressed. People want to kill you, and you still forgive them multiple times. That's incredibly impressive.
It's the same template again.
Yesterday I saw another story that also started with hunting in the countryside, also featured a girl, also had bullies at the door, and was also a story of a pathetic protagonist being abused. It was all about how this wasn't allowed, that wasn't allowed, and even when they bullied him at home, he still let them go. Are all these stories from the same studio? Who would read this? Who doesn't want a satisfying, cathartic story?
The protagonist's IQ is practically nonexistent; he's completely manipulated. I couldn't bear to watch it; just imagining myself in his shoes makes me feel so pathetic.
Sand sculpture
The plot is absurd, the protagonist is absurd, Li Ergou tries to kill you again and again, and you still forgive him every time... I'm impressed.
This is a ridiculous novel; it's the worst plot I've ever read.
I was really touched by the protagonist's affection for Li Ergou and his men in Chapter Ten. They kill you and raid your home, but you don't kill them. Author, write whatever you want! While writing is hard work, I don't like overly saintly stories.
It was written by AI; either it's AI or a primary school student.
Faced with someone who repeatedly tried to kill him and spyed on his home, he simply didn't kill them. So, he could have killed them but instead let them go? The same applies to the following sections. His woman has been kidnapped several times... Wow, that's impressive!
A sanctimonious hypocrite, repeatedly killed and forgiven, utter trash.
Everything else can be explained, but it's a bit hard to understand why the county government valued ordinary people's lives so much later on, since they never treated people as human beings from the beginning.