
The Outcast: Born with a Boy’s Fate? I’m a Stand User!
一人之下,童子命?我替身使者!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 525k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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215Chapters
1.1kRecommendations
25.1kFans
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It requires consuming Qi to use, so you can only unleash two or three punches. It can't even land a single blow with a single page of Euler's attacks. What kind of Platinum Star is that? 😅
It's really frustrating to be arrested. He has connections, even though he's at the foot of the mountain and has connections within the country. He didn't act decisively when he found out he was being arrested, so what was the point of describing the protagonist as such a genius?
The male lead is too overpowered; he's so charming, like someone's about to kill him while still chatting away. He's even having fun with his junior sister. If that person had dealt with Lu Linglong, the unwanted one, first, the male lead would have felt guilty for the rest of his life.
Why do so many books by one author involve an experiment about being captured without resistance? 😥
The author mentioned earlier that he was going to kill the Quanxing sect, but he only killed two. It turns out he just stole the spotlight from Zhang Chulan and the Old Master. He even tried to save Elder Tian, but Gong Qing succeeded and escaped. The protagonist just came across as useless.
The part where they get captured is a bit toxic, and using Platinum Star consumes a lot of resources, which is a bit frustrating.
During the capture scene, if something seemed off, why didn't they just break down the door and escape? Instead, they started chatting with the driver. And later during the fight, after knocking the guy down, why did they wait for him to unleash his ultimate attack? Couldn't they have finished it quickly?
Getting caught on a bus like this is just ridiculous.
Difficult Clam
Some people find JoJo's Bizarre Adventure enjoyable because of its anime atmosphere, but if you write a novel and it goes on and on like in the anime, with 99% of the battle scenes consisting of psychological warfare, then it's just plain disgusting.
Having read around chapter 100, it seems the protagonist will only know Dan Gong, Bajiquan, and the Platinum Star from beginning to end. He hasn't learned any new skills or the Eight Extraordinary Techniques, and there's no new substitution plot—at least not in the chapters I've read so far.