Is That Armor Legal?

1. The setting of "Special Wonder" has been added. Unlike the regular Wonder which is about "ten people's strength", people like Ya Lie have extra strength. The relevant description is reflected in that battle - the protagonist realizes that Ya Lie's strength is more than ten people, close to fifteen people.

Based on the opinions of book users, I personally think there should be more female leads.

Having read the author's Tokyo Judo, from the perspective of a reader with over 24 years of experience (10+ years) of online novel reading, I finished it and found it quite good. I'm really looking forward to reading the author's next great work. Keep up the good work, author!

The issue of the female supporting character in your previous book was discussed by many people. I hope you won't delve too much into those aspects in this book. 🙂

The reinforcement was too scattered. I used to think that armor was like in roguelike games, where you could upgrade it a lot to create a build. But it turns out to be all fancy forms. I spent several times the resources, and all I got were different forms with different stat allocations. There was no build at all.

It's entertaining, but I've noticed a common problem with these kinds of novels: they treat games like games, all about stats. If you're really bad, you can just hide and develop your character. Later in the game, your stats explode, and even a god-like opponent can be one-shotted. There's no time for development. You just transmigrate, and then you're immediately thrown into some kind of duel.

Good writing style, high aspirations, old-fashioned approach, too traditional, and pro-Japanese. In summary, it's like a steamed bun with a fragrant, burnt exterior, but dry and tasteless interior. You might find it worth reading if you're surrounded by trashy novels. Or perhaps it's a spiritual wasteland; at least it'll fill your stomach.

If you can't kill this guy, Ya Lie, in one go next time, then there's no point in reading this book. He's clearly learned from Gun Kai's old, exhilarating writing style, but instead he's writing this long, tedious, and rambling drivel.

I'm tired of stories without a female lead, so I'm starting to read stories with multiple female leads. I heard the author plans to have many female leads, so I hope the author can stick to that! 😁😁😁

I don't see what the use of arcane arts is. The damage isn't much of an advantage, and it consumes energy, which the protagonist can't regenerate on their own. It's like using energy sparingly. In the end, the protagonist just likes to choose arcane arts. It would be better to choose skills instead. Apart from the cooldown, there are basically no costs.