The Hero's Life Begins at Max Level

When I first read the first chapter, I almost thought Lin Jie had changed his demeanor; a "Hero, I'm Not a Hero Anymore" vibe was overwhelming. I initially thought it was a complete imitation of "Hero." However, after reading the second chapter, I realized I was wrong. The author has added his own unique touches. I won't go into details; you can experience it for yourself. I'm currently reading the third chapter, and I feel this book still has the motivation to keep reading. I'm deducting two stars because I don't want to overhype it; I haven't read enough chapters yet. I hope the author will give me even bigger surprises in the later chapters.

This book is one of the higher-quality "cool" novels I've read. While the plot moves quickly and the protagonist shows off a bit too much, I think he should perhaps recruit some followers or create an organization, eventually becoming a behind-the-scenes boss. Of course, this is just my personal suggestion; the author doesn't have to take it, but I'll still support the author. Great read, great read, great read! (Damn 140 characters...)

This book shows the author put a lot of effort into it, but the style is clearly imitative of "I'm Not a Hero Anymore." While the plot is largely original, I don't recommend the author continue with this style; after all, writing should have its own unique character. Furthermore, the protagonist's excessive displays of power make it a true "fast-food" story. It's enjoyable at first, but once the protagonist gets used to showing off, the writing can easily fall apart. I suggest the author tone down the frequency of these displays. For example, minor characters could have their underlings handle provocations, or the author could feign weakness to create contrast before the power-up—a classic but reliable approach. The author's character design and writing style are above average; I hope the author continues to improve.

Actually, I read this book when it was first written. Back then, it only had 10 chapters. I clicked in, read a few chapters, and then quit. I thought the beginning was really disgusting. Later, when I was searching for invincible novels, I came across this book again and found that it had actually been written for so long. Wow, "The Dark Legend That Resounds Throughout the Universe," what an impressive title! Then I got through the beginning, and it turns out that the more impressive the title, the more amazing the content. I became a fan because of the "The Dark Legend That Resounds Throughout the Universe" part. Keep up the good work, author!

Are you there? Not updating anymore? How can you do this to those of us who have subscribed to the whole thing?

The grass on the grave mound is already three zhang tall.

Does anyone know what happened to the author?

Sweeping graves, clearing weeds, digging up graves, carrying coffins, opening coffins, and whipping

Let me tell you why the author stopped updating: because this book is essentially a knock-off.

Great, another book has died while I was raising it.