My Bootleg Skill Compendium
我的山寨技能图鉴
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 746k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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255Chapters
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The book's weakness seems to stem from the author's lack of understanding of the concept of "power." Everyone knows the protagonist has a hidden profession, receives an invitation from the military—and those three slots are provided by the government—meaning he's already a member of the military. Why would he enroll early without using the military to gain resources or receive training? In that case, this "power" aspect seems unnecessary.
Who is the main character anyway? They keep describing this supporting character, Chu.
The father's preference for sons over daughters is quite boring. There's no reason for it; it's all just for the sake of favoring sons. Even after awakening an advanced talent, he still resorts to beatings and scoldings. There's also no explanation for why the father hates the eldest sister so much.
Chapter Two, can the new player's self-selection banner be changed? It didn't specify which banners were available for selection, and then directly selected the Naruto banner. Why didn't you just say the first banner was Naruto? Otherwise, I'm very confused about what the other banners are like.
The protagonist killed so many small monsters, including a fourth-tier monster, but still didn't level up to second tier?
If you stop hiding halfway through, are you telling me the rest of the story was just a case of having to endure hardship without any real suffering?
The beginning felt disgusting, and it was even more frustrating to choose the wrong job. I wonder if the protagonist could draw job-changing items to change to a new job later on? Or perhaps we could create items that support multiple professions? It seems like certain skills or abilities themselves qualify as special professions?
I'm dying of laughter! A Nascent Soul Ancestor can guarantee the family's prosperity for 200 years 🤔 and a Nascent Soul lifespan of 200 years, right? What kind of Nascent Soul is this? I'm so happy!
The skills are so strange
I've always felt that "No Second Strike" is a passive, enhanced characteristic; it's rather strange to use it as a skill.
It seems like it was a gift for my sister; I have to complain about it.