Infinite Growth, Starting as a Baby
从婴儿开始无限成长
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 579k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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First, crying can relieve emotions and cleanse the eyes. Your reward setting seems to suppress the protagonist's emotions, forcing them to remain calm. Secondly, rapid development is fine, but your character design gives off the vibe of a two-meter-tall, muscular male protagonist later on.
The protagonist's physique at age eight 🙂
There have been quite a few of these kinds of tactics lately. If the author continues to produce a large volume of work over a long period, I will take responsibility for the author.
There have been quite a few of these kinds of tactics lately. If the author continues to produce a large volume of work over a long period, I will take responsibility for the author.
I suggest the author first learn some basic pediatric knowledge.
Newborns can only vaguely see objects within a 20-centimeter radius at birth. They typically start lifting their heads around 2 months, rolling over around 4 months, and crawling around 8 months. Of course, this doesn't apply if the protagonist of this book has Kryptonian or Saiyan blood.
This author is an idiot. Has he never seen a child before? A three-year-old older cousin practices boxing, teaches his two-year-old brother, and then the one-year-old learns. Go see what a six-year-old is like—either jump to their teens or jump straight to adulthood. Writing like this is like a brainless novel. Have you ever seen a one-month-old baby calling someone "grandpa"? Is this genius? This is a ghost.
It was fine at first, but it started to get irritating around age one. Their conversations were no different from adults. Other children, even at one or two years old, acted like teenagers. You either have to skip directly to age ten or older; otherwise, even at one or two years old, they're acting like adults, which is really off-putting.
The protagonist is utterly useless. Even with a cheat code, he almost lost to a little girl without one. What else could he be but useless...?
After taking a look, compared to the one next door, your cheat code is really weak.
The plot is moving too slowly; there are already so many problems in infancy, I can already guess how long it will take to get to kindergarten.
Isn't it too simplistic to say that firearms can't damage monsters and that only the warrior's vital energy can?