The Strongest Level 1 Assassin

I recently discovered that this book was also written by Ye Wu. I'm currently reading three books on Pineapple Bun, and two of them are by Ye Wu. The beginning of this book is very interesting; it features the same invincible protagonist, but instead of 9999, it's level 1, which is quite intriguing. Apparently, the author was so badly criticized by trolls that he's considering ending it quickly. Hearing this, I knew it was another good book being ruined by trolls. Putting everything else aside, this book is still very interesting. If you like the invincible protagonist genre, you should check it out. I believe it will be a good book that won't disappoint you.

I've finished reading all the chapters so far. Well, it's a great book, but there are some flaws (in my opinion). For example, the author seems to have a penchant for nitpicking data down to single digits (it feels too rigid), which is quite awkward to read. The character settings are also hard to remember. Like when the protagonist learns a skill, Blade Dance (I really want to criticize the name; it seems like a late-game swordsman skill). The setting is that it costs 30 mana and can kill eight enemies at once (based on the protagonist's stats), but after less than five chapters, he had over 6,000 mana and used that one skill to kill only 200 monsters (level 10 monsters) after exhausting all his mana...

While the book's initial intentions were good, and the overall setup was excellent, it felt somewhat oppressive. The attempts at showing off were poorly executed. From the moment I started reading "Pineapple Bun" until now, this is the first book whose high-energy elements failed to ignite my passion or anticipation. The language and emotions are all rather bland. Take the scene where the protagonist fights the demon leader, for example. He suddenly attacks, dealing massive damage, and his class monitor is visibly surprised, gives a brief comment, and that's it. Throughout the entire story, the class monitor merely shows some surprise; I didn't sense any genuine fear of the protagonist's power. It's like...

Tsk tsk tsk, give it a like if you want to see it, and bump it up!

Hopefully, the monthly pass will allow Yewu to see it.

Could you please finish writing "The Unemployed Demon King" and finish this book? I've been waiting for years.

Damn, stop sweeping, let's dig up the grave!

Actually, this is really good, why don't you continue writing?

January 10, 2020, tomb sweeping

Tomb Sweeping, this book is quite good, I like the invincible protagonist genre~