Extreme Path: I Have Ten Equipment Slots
极道：我有十个装备栏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Why is it that in novels of this genre, the first demon-slaying leader the protagonist encounters is always a woman? Is it because they can't write without a woman?
The upgrade speed of the Extreme Path System's points could potentially be paralleled by seven people, and these seven people actually reached the same realm at the same time.
It's well-written, but the protagonist's character design feels a bit off. He's too concerned about the city dwellers; his family isn't in the city, he doesn't want any opportunities, and the special effects field needs to be turned off.
At first, I could kill monsters with 11 attribute points. Later, after picking up some broken equipment, all my attributes increased to 299. I could still be made to turn red in the face by a little dinosaur's spirit-capturing ability.
If someone of the same level cannot quickly kill Luo Cheng, then there's no need to write about fighting opponents of higher levels later on. It just doesn't make sense.
I'm a little disappointed with how the protagonist broke through to the King's Body.
The following are my personal opinions, I just wanted to get them off my chest. The author can simply maintain their own pace, no need to take it personally. Those who share the same views are welcome to discuss, those who disagree can simply ignore this.
If things continue like this, it's not worth subscribing to. I wonder if the author has considered how the imperial court can maintain its rule given the frequency of trouble caused by demons.
It has that Yakuza vibe, and a bit of a nanny feel to it too.
Why should the emperor be worried when the protagonist, a mere constable, is in such a hurry?
The plot is alright, but the male lead's character is not good.