The Children's Channel Invades Reality
少儿频道入侵现实
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 522k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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18.8kFans
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Your children's channel is too new; a few years ago, there were tons of things that were truly terrifying upon closer inspection.
Sure, but there's a habit when reading novels: the protagonist must have something outstanding. It could be a cheat code or a talent. In this novel, with the influence of anime, the protagonist's abilities are definitely better, but readers tend to overthink things, wondering why there are even more powerful or amazing characters, and why not this one or that one.
Children, don't be afraid, Arceus is coming with his utopian world.
Poor writing skills
The idea is good, but the writing is terrible. This author has actually written two books before; I thought they were a newcomer with this narrative style. Why do I say the writing is terrible? Because the author can't even express themselves clearly; what they write is incomprehensible—no, it's nonsensical. If it wasn't produced by AI, my suggestion is that the author read it twice themselves.
What is the main character doing?
The idea is good, but the writing is messy and makes me angry. It feels like the protagonist is doing something completely off.
Hard press
The book mentions countless times that the spinning tops have the highest combat power, reaching the multiverse level. The protagonist knows this and even encourages others to play, and there are spinning top towers for training, but the protagonist himself just doesn't play.
The pollution is exaggerated.
The author has exaggerated the pollution monster too much. In the game *Environmental Sword*, the pollution monster revives by using pollutants as materials thrown into the rebirth pool, not because humanity continues to have the thought of pollution. Even the "Wood King" complained that reviving the Yellow Whirlwind consumed a large amount of pollutants he had accumulated.
Without even a main storyline, it's hard to keep watching.
I can't take it anymore, I have to rant. While it's not like those nauseating protagonists, this one's righteousness isn't pure. Author, what kind of protagonist are you trying to write? Why be so selfish in such small details? It's making me so angry. You're so petty, no wonder it's not popular.
The protagonist's character is too niche.
First, there's the protagonist's initial ability. What the hell? If I had no choice, he'd be my father; if I did have a choice, he wouldn't even be worthy of being my grandson. The synopsis also states the protagonist's main ability is "light xx"—a light-wielding angel? A giant of light? An emperor's armor? Or something else? None of it connects to this at all. Therefore, I can only say this book is a dead end!