Starting with a Short Club, I Grind My Way to Ruling the Universe
从短棍开始，肝成宇宙主宰
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 1y ago
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I've caught up to the latest chapter, but I've lost interest. The pace is too slow. If you keep writing like this, good heavens, you might not even finish writing 5000 chapters.
The main character's development is too slow.
It's been over 100 chapters, and he's still hanging out with thugs. His Force level is only 1. It'll take thousands of chapters to reach the point where he can destroy a star with a single punch.
The progress is too slow; it's only the initial stage of cultivation after more than 240 chapters.
The cheat is too weak; it's ridiculous that it needs so much experience right at the beginning. Also, if the experience points for leveling up are doubled, the difficulty shouldn't be doubled. You could add more experience points; that would be clearer. Or, if the difficulty is doubled, the experience points shouldn't be doubled; keep it at 100. There needs to be a standard; you can't just write whatever comes to mind. The upgrades are too slow, it's frustrating.
Isn't this novel frustrating to read, guys?
The plot is written in a very detailed and fragmented way. Although there are four chapters a day, the feeling after reading them is, does the main plot of these four chapters even make any progress? Not every event needs to be experienced like life.
It's supposed to be set in the future, but it doesn't feel like futuristic science fiction at all. Instead, it feels more like a period drama set in the Republican era. Actually, I think practicing martial arts while piloting a mecha isn't so bad, since both enhance the physical body. The Force enhances the physical body, and so can mechas.
Judging from the title, I thought it would turn into a short stick.
It's a pretty good book. The immersion is great from the very beginning, with a series of stories about roasted sweet potatoes. The author might consider changing the book title to something like: "High Martial Arts: Starting with Roasted Sweet Potatoes..." Or "High Martial Arts: Starting with a Rolling Pin..." "From the short stick..."
The chapters after the book was published show a significant lack of practice... The cheat codes have all rusted.