I Grow Stronger After Dark, and My Talent Evolves Without Limits

The writing is too dark. Two of the three armies serve the inner city, while the remaining army, composed of civilians, is sent to the front lines. The people of the inner city can oppress those of the outer city with impunity, and the inner city's high command can arbitrarily arrange exams and backdoor admissions, regardless of how the outer city residents perceive it.

This novel has problems. With the entire world filled with White Walkers, and the country rife with conspiracies, assassinations, jealousy, and the Night's Watch having the fewest resources, how is this country still alive? Is it all based on some kind of human heroism? It's been dragged on for so long and they haven't even reported to the Wall yet. I'm speechless. I'm dropping this.

It borrows elements from works like God Slayer, Demon Slayer, and Attack on Titan, but the integration is quite good, avoiding a Frankenstein's monster feel. So far, I haven't found any typos, making it a good book overall.

I've read over 230 chapters so far. If it doesn't fall apart later on, it's going to be mid-tier or higher, but it won't reach the level of a premium title. 1. Plot: The setting itself isn't particularly outstanding. Whether it's abilities, backgrounds, or the world-building, I can even vaguely predict the later developments (indicating the underlying framework is rather formulaic).

To be honest, I think the plot of this book is quite good. Unlike other books where the protagonist awakens at school, either getting a face-slapping moment or hiding their true strength, then entering secret realms and dungeons to level up, the world-building is also quite good—it's basically humans vs. Demons, and some of the battles are really exciting.

Excellent

I'm speechless. The initial setup was pretty good, but then the combat power collapsed. Two level 2 units can defeat level 5 or higher units, and level 1 units can go toe-to-toe with level 5 units—you're lucky if they don't get wiped out. I just can't stand watching anymore.

Even better than the plot of Godslayer.

The beginning was pretty good, so why did they have to add all that random stuff? Seeing Yan Yang's dorm and Nangong Fugui's appearance made me not want to watch anymore.

First, I want to praise the author, because I've seen many complaints, and the author has been actively responding and promising to make changes. However, personally, I just can't stand this book anymore. The protagonist is constantly suppressed in the early stages, basically unable to win fights, relying entirely on sudden power spikes.