I Used Hextech to Forge My Body and Become a Top Student

The fact that it was released on a 30-page website is the most outrageous move I've made in my 10 years of reading on Qidian.com.

I was drawn in by the title, and I personally found the combination of Hextech and academic genius quite interesting. However, why does this novel feel a bit greasy to read? It's hard to describe the feeling. Some of the jokes, banter, and psychological descriptions were exhausting to read. It felt like the protagonist, despite being a native with a system, was possessed by some old man, which was particularly awkward and made the whole thing feel very disjointed.

Poisoning them from the very beginning? I obtained an Intelligence Fragment, Intelligence +1, protagonist's Intelligence (5+1). Feeling like I've become smarter, I started asking people to give me three-digit multiplication problems. ಠ_ಠ Shocking!

The writing style is humorous, the plot is light and enjoyable, and the pacing is excellent! For readers who later discover what Hextech is, I suggest simply treating this book as an urban fantasy novel with some added twists. 😁😁

I hope that risqué jokes and memes can be used in moderation. What I felt was a constant stream of memes and suggestive content.

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Beware, there are quite a few crude and low-brow jokes.

A whole chapter is just words, it's so tiring to read!

It has no taste when eaten, and is not a pity to throw it away. He came up with an idea on a whim, but the result was utterly worthless. Is this really a genius?

The plot is alright, but the pretentious storytelling lacks sophistication and doesn't feel like a typical academic novel. The chapter titles are incredibly cheesy; after reading the table of contents, I had no desire to continue reading.