Martial Tyrant Defies the Heavens

The protagonist has lived two lives, and his IQ is like 250.

I just love this type of story; I'm sick of all those "loser" tropes.

The beginning wasn't the typical "trash-to-hero" trope, which was refreshing, but unfortunately, the later parts became too clichéd, so I dropped the book.

The plot is absolutely awful, it's toxic! Can they even write villains? It made me want to vomit. 🤮🤮🤮

Yeah, it's good that he's not a loser. These days, books make it seem like the protagonist can't be successful unless they're a loser. Look at Tomato's protagonists; they're always geniuses, and the kind who get more and more brilliant. Plus, there's no harem element. I like that kind of story. Yeah, keep it up, author!

Based on this update speed alone, there's hope for becoming a god. Since becoming a god is possible with Martial Peak, this book can too.

Isn't this just "Peerless Martial God"? It also features supernatural powers, with almost identical plot points; the plagiarism is blatant.

In novels from 14 years ago, arrogant and boastful characters were standard features for protagonists who time-traveled.

The early parts are very similar to another fantasy novel; it feels like plagiarism, just with a different name.

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