I’m Invincible from the Start
开局我就无敌了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Masters
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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1.9kChapters
693kPopularity
1.1kReaders
9.1Score
4.8kMust-read votes
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I feel the same way! It's both satisfying and frustrating! He's supposed to be invincible from the start! He's cuckolded right from the beginning! Then he gets almost killed by a scheme! The worst part is that the other guy is quite something—he doesn't kill the protagonist, he just takes a 9-year-old girl and makes him rescue her. His thought process is incomprehensible!
To be honest, the first 100+ chapters were barely acceptable; the wording and logic needed improvement. The idea that someone seeking immortality relied on various weapons was absurd—someone who had lived for 90,000 years and possessed incredible power made destroying a gang sound like a cosmic war. Then it was all about showing off wealth and shopping sprees.
The beginning was quite good. I guess everyone has their own taste when it comes to novels. What novel doesn't have bad reviews? I think it's well-written. I haven't read the rest yet.
Sigh, protagonist, what are you pretending for? What are you acting all high and mighty for? You've already made a down payment, but you still have to pretend to be an ordinary student, and then you write about getting cheated on by your girlfriend. At least make it more complete. Can you please stop making the audience feel sorry for the original female lead?
Honestly, even the worst notebook I wrote in seventh grade had much clearer logic than this. It lacks logic and isn't even a satisfying read; I really don't understand why this book has an 8.2 Rating.
After over 100 chapters, I couldn't stand the poison killing him. And then, in the middle of nowhere, he's supposed to be a hero rescuing a damsel in distress, only to be shot through by a sniper rifle and stabbed with a poisoned dagger? He had absolutely no hope of survival, and the villain just kidnapped that little girl???? Your logic is illogical. Why didn't you finish her off or something?
I was very touched.
The result is acceptable.
The title and synopsis are good, but the writing style is childish, with forced and contrived plots of pretentious characters getting their faces slapped in the face. The protagonist's childish actions lower the readers' IQ.
The school beauty I chased for so long turned out to be just a pretty face?