
Reborn as a Tadpole
重生之我变成了小蝌蚪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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651Chapters
16kPopularity
922Readers
8.0Score
4Must-read votes
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What garbage! The protagonist is utterly useless! If he wanted to protect those around him, he should have worked harder to improve his abilities! To have the leisure to indulge in romance when his own abilities are insufficient is laughable. The final tragedy is all due to the protagonist's lack of effort. This ending is a complete failure! The middle part should have shown the protagonist experiencing several major setbacks, then rapidly growing stronger, fighting with all his might, and finally defeating the enemy. Why do they always write about the protagonist being defeated while those around him sacrifice themselves, providing a source of strength? It's so verbose.
I really enjoy this type of novel, and I hope the author will write more of them.
Keep up the good work!
The first half, featuring animals, was a bit long; the second half, with humans, was alright, but the ending felt rushed and left everything unexplained.
I've only read a little over 100 chapters. This book is suitable for children under 7! You can read it to your kids before bedtime!