Starting with the Soul Furnace
从灵魂熔炉开始
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
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- 9mo ago
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The beginning was actually fine, but the real problem lies in the misleading shift in concept. The Soul Furnace was initially described as increasing maximum health, but the author, to fit the system, stitched health and mana together, making it so that the Soul Furnace increases mana.
One can only say that prejudice is indeed a mountain, or perhaps the author has never cooked before. 😅 I honestly don't know how to cook fish badly. If you just clean the scales and gut it, you can boil it in plain water and it's perfectly edible, even fresh and delicious. How did the person in question manage to make the fish so inedible, and take a whole month to make it palatable again?
Amazing
I was banned from your group for criticizing the Chinese national football team. Old Mo, you've chosen a good administrator.
I really want to complain about chapter 325.
I remember Infinite Castle is all about power, right? Why would the student council think that someone who can easily wipe out an entire team is no big deal? And why would they use the student council's pressure to intimidate him? I really don't understand. Logically speaking, if you know you can't fight him, the best way is to find out who he is!
The main character seems to act like a nanny, always either rescuing students or helping them get things and distributing them to them first.
Why do you only write about the villains having connections, while the protagonist's military and police backgrounds are completely useless?
Why did the protagonist end up with this awful job? Not only is he unattractive, but he also doesn't seem as strong as his original class. Did the author get carried away and force-feed the protagonist too much difficulty...?
We can't cut anymore, or we won't continue. Even a bad ending is better than an abandoned project.
The only manufacturer of the automatic recovery device was assassinated.
It's written as something incredibly important, about improving the survival rate of major professions in human society, and then it's about being spied on and kidnapped? What level is this? It's elevated to the level of humanity itself, and yet the top powers haven't even reacted? Are all these high-ranking government officials and industry veterans idiots?
😅 A common problem in genre fiction: No matter how powerful or influential the villain is, the enemy sent by them can never defeat the protagonist. It's like a millionaire sending a primary school student to kidnap another primary school student...