Is It Too Late to Quit My Job at 35 and Become a Partner of Justice?
35岁辞职做正义伙伴会不会太晚
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- Completed
- Length
- 723k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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The Cultivation Tale of a Righteous Uncle, also known as the Fantasy Tale of a 35-Year-Old Programmer Who Quit His Job
It looks pretty good so far, but there aren't enough characters. Also, although the title says the protagonist is 35, judging from the content, the protagonist seems to be 8. Keep up the good work, author!
I haven't watched it yet, but just reading the title and synopsis reminds me of this month's new anime, "Tansaburo Higashijima Wants to Become a Kamen Rider" 🤭.
Let's change the protagonist. By 35, he should have been pretty much worn down by society; where is his youthful spirit now?
It started off well, but after leaving the city and encountering a mentor, then entering a village, it suddenly felt like a fantasy novel. I initially thought it was a travelogue about an older, chuunibyou (a person with delusions of grandeur) youth.
Here's a fire for you.
He's clearly a standard mage, so all points should be allocated to Strength, right?
There's no time travel involved, what's the point of reading this? 1 Million isn't even enough to cover interest payments... With 1 million, if you knew better, you could live off it until you die... This book is too discouraging... It's best not to read anything that doesn't involve time travel, there's no sense of immersion.
Just reading the synopsis reminded me of Xu Fu from "The Demon Slayer".
Could it be that the protagonist idolizes someone who's also incredibly skilled in swordsmanship but lacks magical abilities, and that someone with exceptional magical abilities saved him in the past, and that person who saved him was also skilled in swordsmanship but lacked magical abilities?
It was quite interesting, but the part about the Ama (female diver) was a bit hard to watch and difficult to comment on...