
Grinding My Way to the Strongest Player
肝出个最强玩家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
666Chapters
53kPopularity
1.3kReaders
314Must-read votes
9.2Score
301Ratings
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Reader comments 11
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Drive high and go low. It's no longer interesting after you leave the novice village. It's better to just write fantasy. Every time you log in to the game, it's a fight. There are no cheats. Every time you win by a narrow margin😀
No heroine
The ending is a bit sloppy
Open high and go low
In the middle period of writing, I started to lose my wits. The protagonist gives his brother internal strength for free and directly persuades him to quit.
The first few chapters were very good, but things started to change when the protagonist started to learn internal skills. After that, the changes in other time-travelers became even greater. But overall it's still watchable
In general, it starts high and goes low, and the middle and later stages are very well written. The ending is almost unfinished, which is a pity.
The conflict is set up, and the protagonist fights with the enemy for a long time at a time. As a result, every time, he cannot resist the opponent's attack and will die if he is hit. And every time, the protagonist is like a big tank, taking the most damage and delivering the highest output. I am confused? Every time it is emphasized, what does it mean that if the enemy attacks and the protagonist cannot withstand it, he will die if he is hit? Shouldn't the protagonist die suddenly in the first attack? Author, are you illiterate?
Around the 80th chapter of the article, the timeline started to get confusing, and the combat power fluctuated, but it was indeed a good read.
The plot is reasonable, not the Virgin