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

Little Blackie's showing his chicken feet, huh?

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The plot is logically sound, and the characters are vividly portrayed.

1. Power level collapse 2. Brain is screwed Every sentence gets a response, but nothing gets resolved.

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Action-packed novels are either about fighting or in action.

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.

The plot is decent, and the writing is quite good. It's a shame about the cheat codes; the combat power tiers are completely useless. A level 1 newbie can awaken a talent with a 5x boost and instantly kill a level 3 boss, while a level 1 weakling can unleash a burst of power and instantly kill a level 5 boss. It's really frustrating to watch.

It's a very mediocre work. The setting is too repetitive and lacks originality. It's still the same combination of a rich, fat protagonist and a mad, strongman. Not only is it old-fashioned, but the writing is also mediocre. I couldn't continue reading after the training camp was attacked by the oracle.

Having read up to chapter 105, first of all, the author's storytelling ability is undeniable, so please don't argue with me yet. It's normal to see the influence of many novels, such as Godslayer and Game of Thrones. What I want to complain about is: 1. The protagonist doesn't actively explore or develop his own cheat codes, which is abnormal.