Rising from the Wasteland and Sweeping Across the Heavens!
从废土崛起横扫诸天！
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- High-Martial World
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The author has virtually no concept of numerical values…
The plot is clichéd, the posturing is forced, and I won't even mention the various classic tropes… The protagonist has fourth-tier superhuman strength and supersonic speed, yet he explores an area of 40-50 square kilometers, claiming there are several fourth-tier monsters there. Seriously? These fourth-tier monsters are weaker than Siberian tigers!
A martial arts novel set in a post-apocalyptic world
Tier 1 and Tier 2 correspond to Ming Jin (manifest strength) and An Jin (hidden strength), respectively; companies correspond to martial arts schools, and source techniques correspond to martial arts. There's a system that allows you to add points! The tropes of showing off and slapping faces are all the same: rapid growth through the system.
The system only awards points for killing mutated beasts. It's utterly wrong to not award points for killing other people. What's the difference between this and simply killing a cultivator who has been robbed? The potential of a mutated beast is equivalent to points; why not try to develop weapons of mass destruction? Draw a circle on the map and erase it.
As expected of a master, the writing style hasn't changed a bit from over a decade ago.
After reading a hundred chapters, I can tell the author has no concept of numerical values. The data is completely inconsistent. Did the author not even think before setting up the various numerical values?
Endless boasting and face-slapping, the villains all become stupid, and they are all lecherous and bloodthirsty.
Too much nonsense, prices are collapsing, and the villains are stupid.
The plot setting is too deliberate.
The author should look at chapters 63 and 82. The protagonist just breaks through to the next level, and the villain immediately starts causing trouble. Especially chapter 79—why did they have to make it such a coincidence that the villain just happened to be there? Chapter 82—why didn't they rebel earlier or later, but right after the protagonist's breakthrough?
The overall direction is fine, and the protagonist doesn't seem to be losing his mind. A few points to criticize: 1. The author is too eager to show off. Several times, right after defeating a small elite enemy, they start writing about regional shock. Information transmission doesn't take time, and neither does the escalation of an event.
The plot is clichéd, and it likes to have the protagonist save the day at the last minute, making it seem like he's showing off, but in reality, the protagonist is just a piece of trash who can't control the overall situation.