
Calamity: I Can Add Points Without Limit
灾变:我能无限加点
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 12mo ago
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456Chapters
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Ah, as expected, "Rolling Open" is still the best—the plot, the setting, the characters, it's no wonder it's platinum.
If you can strengthen everything, why not prioritize strengthening yourself? Once you're strong, getting whatever you want is easy, isn't it? External things are not as good as your own strength.
The beginning was fine, but then the buying of medicine took forever. A whole chapter was about buying medicine, even several chapters were about buying medicine. Who wants to see you buying medicine? The main thing is to look at your enhancement base! You bought the mushroom incubator and then just left it aside? You're just doing things haphazardly. Just focus on leveling up your body; getting your base built up is the real priority.
I gave up. Reason: This is so stupid, I couldn't stand it even if I threw my brain away. The author's writing style and logic are quite good, but it's like a... A victim of cramming education who has been reading essay competitions since childhood Lacking any common sense, social skills, or social experience. They don't even read extracurricular books, resulting in extremely poor knowledge accumulation. The protagonist's personality also seems twisted.
Author, I absolutely do not want to read any more of the nonsensical interactions between the protagonist and his own sister. Can you be normal? What are you trying to express, trying to create excitement? Even if the protagonist is a transmigrator, at least they are siblings by blood. So what exactly are you trying to write?
They stubbornly refuse to upgrade nuclear fusion; if they had upgraded it a few more times, they wouldn't be facing this power shortage. They're deliberately suppressing the upgrade.
This is a bit angsty, isn't it? Good things seem ineffective in the protagonist's hands, and he gets discouraged just when things are starting to look good. A modern-day Bronze Saint? He needs to be tormented first, then he can unleash his full potential later.
This is so drawn-out and tedious! I've read over 100 chapters and it's still struggling to survive. The main plot hasn't progressed at all, it's just dragging on. The shelter isn't being upgraded, and the martial arts are still lacking. If you're not good enough, at least find a place to rest and improve your strength! Instead, you're just wasting time. Even practicing a single skill takes five chapters, and the improvement is minimal. It's just filler! 😒
Oh, it's just an imitation. What's the point of watching that?
Having read over two hundred chapters, I'm bombarded with various flaws. The protagonist rarely appears except at crucial moments or when several people die. An occasional appearance is acceptable, but this constant repetition feels padded. The constant setup makes the protagonist seem incredibly powerful—doesn't it get tiresome? The protagonist's logic isn't normal either.