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daniwalh
daniwalhLv154yr
2021-02-04 16:36

I normally don't drop novels this fast, but I got too pissed off. I don't know about everyone else, but personally I started this novel partially because I saw that the MC was raised as a killer after being kidnapped by a dark organisation. I normally gravitate to these stories because it means the MC is ruthless and broken which makes for interesting reading (not raised to be assassin, but Supreme Magus is a great example of broken character). But then there is a timeskip and they are now teenagers. These two prodigies, who have grown up competing and sharpening each other every day get bullied by their slightly older sister who we have never had any indication is strong. Very annoying, but I accepted it and chalked it up to a staple of the genre, despite how infuriating it is. But then he gets attacked by a girl, randomly and with no provocation. So what happens. Does this MC who was raised as a weapon until the age of 9 fight back? Does the MC, who had to survive by fighting both male and female kids his own age to survive retaliate? No, he fucking doesn't. He takes it. Then she attacks him again. Is he finally provoked, and pushed to reveal a little of his killer instinct? Hell no. He doesn't like hitting women. Then when she attacks him again and pushes him to fight, and he wins, does he show any kind of ruthlessness? No he politely says goodbye, and says she can find him any time. This, in simple terms is a complete betrayal of who he is as a character, and it's a complete betrayal of the readers who have invested in the character. So dropped.

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ALonelyMan
ALonelyManLv2

I guessing you dropped this in too early in the chapters. There are at least 3 reasons why the MC became like that. It was revealed in the latter chapters. And since you didn't read it, I can tell that you haven't meet the 'killer MC' yet. I am not saying you re-read it, just screen some of that chapter titles and you will see who was it.

daniwalh
daniwalhLv15

you're right I stopped at 22, but are you telling me he loses his 'I won't hit women' thing and actually stands up for himself?

ALonelyMan:I guessing you dropped this in too early in the chapters. There are at least 3 reasons why the MC became like that. It was revealed in the latter chapters. And since you didn't read it, I can tell that you haven't meet the 'killer MC' yet. I am not saying you re-read it, just screen some of that chapter titles and you will see who was it.
TheBlank
TheBlankLv4

He fought some girls in-game, and even killed some. All of the other fights of the MC in the real world are with dudes. As for the 'Killer MC', you can see find it at the latter chapters. Hehe...

daniwalh:you're right I stopped at 22, but are you telling me he loses his 'I won't hit women' thing and actually stands up for himself?
raj114
raj114Lv4

wow dude tis sum up my feeling completely....when he first introduce the mc character i think its gonna be a cool one then i realy feel betrayed by how its turn out....i can take self righteous,chivalrous or even goodie two shoes mc if the story is interesting n keep me hooked but this i dont hit girl thing is a no..no...no..no... for me.

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InfiniteZer0
InfiniteZer0Lv14

This is a weird split with martial art and video games. The reason it is weird is that this is mainly a martial arts book with the mc telling of his video game experience (I exaggerate, but it is how it feels). This is very unusual because usually novels will make it the other way around. Don't be fooled by the description, this is not a video game focused book with a martial arts background, martial arts is the focus. As for the book out of the game, it is fairly descent. A bit lacking in describing stages of cultivation, but is more or less fine. The is some evil underground threat looming over that is not really expanded on. The thing I find weird is there seem to only be genius cultivators from the young people and no one older has special talents or abilities and are only strong due to time, but the out of game story is not half bad. As for the video game portion, I will start by saying I usually like video game light novels, but this one seems plain sloppy. Very little detain is given about the game mechanics and the insanely high numbers with no context annoys me. It usually is along the line of: the mc just took 738,000 damage at level 30 and he is fine even though at level 1 he had 1000 hp. There is nothing concrete about the game, except the skills which have a description but have a relatively long cool down (say 20 second) but he uses every attack. I don't know about you, but even I can run 10 meters and attack 3 times in 20 seconds (I would not likely hit but I could do it), but he uses this skill to attack an opponent attacks 3 times, killing the opponent and uses the same skill again immediately after. It really makes the mc feel underwhelming when you think, even a lazy unathletic person like me could do that... What is so special about that.

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