
Global: I Gained Infinite Extraction and Now I’m Relentlessly Reaping the Goddesses of Luck!
全民:获无尽提取后,疯狂收割幸运女神!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 783k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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256Chapters
7.6kClicks
30Favorites
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It's not good! The later parts are just filler!
The main characters' names are all confusing. At first, it was Gu Feng and then Su Bai, and just when it seemed like everyone was talking about Su Bai, a bunch of Gu Fengs appeared. And then there's that "to be honest" line or something to pad the word count. There's nothing interesting left to read.
The writing is disjointed and incoherent. The talent that was plundered at the beginning is not mentioned after a few chapters, and the writing style is also very poor later on. After reading a few pages, I moved on and it got even worse.
It's totally not worth watching, it's a mess.
The character design is really bad; he steals other people's talents, and there are just too many mistakes in the story.
It was somewhat interesting at first, but it got boring after chapter 100. It's just endless grinding and resource gathering, which is tedious. The character stats inflate incredibly quickly; according to this logic, ordinary players or even those who level up to five stars wouldn't withstand a single hit from a boss. Only the protagonist's growth is so high. Compared to other characters, he's practically garbage.
I'm speechless at how this book got approved by the editors.
Extracting someone else's talent is equivalent to stealing talent. The protagonist's unbridled act of stealing other players' talents, causing them to disappear, severely damages their reputation. The author misspelled the protagonist's name, sometimes writing Gu and sometimes Bai.
Everything else is fine, but could you please stop writing that kind of language where handsome guys cause cars to get flat tires just by looking at them? What's wrong with you? Almost every novelist writes about guys who are incredibly handsome, loved by everyone, and whose good looks cause cars to get flat tires just by looking at them. It makes me want to vomit.
It's too wordy, I'm increasingly reluctant to read it.