Ling Cage: I'm a Psionic, Devouring Source Matter to Become a God
灵笼：我精神念师，吞噬源质成神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 798k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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353Chapters
1.7kRecommendations
4.3kFans
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Ling Cage is a top-notch novel, so why is nobody reading it? I think the previous training methods discouraged too many people.
Why did they start by torturing the protagonist? Don't understand? That's too deliberate.
The opening plot, like Si, is enough to turn anyone off.
I don't understand why people like to suppress their combat power. They can't even survive past chapter 100, yet they're already thinking about what will happen after chapter 1000.
Getting thrashed at the start, failing to take down the law firm and Charles, and even becoming someone's dog.
It's really good, I stayed up all night to finish watching it! 😒😒😒
It's good, I encourage you to keep writing.
If you're asking about my opinion on this book, I'd say it's pretty good. The writing style and the plot are both excellent. The handling of the "golden finger" (superpower/cheat) at the beginning might feel a bit awkward, but it gets much better later on.
Yes, yes. It's top-tier among exquisite pieces; the more you look at it, the more beautiful it becomes.
A fan's pilgrimage to Ling Cage. Why not let the protagonist, a commoner, follow a survival strategy instead of a confrontational path? Forcing plot conflict without a clear confrontational route, and then having him confront and reason with those in power—what a childish brat! Are you putting your life on the principles of those in power?
Sigh, it's pretty good. Even though it's a male protagonist, it has the feel of a female-oriented novel.