Type
Genre
Tags[ ]
Rating(4.4 / 5.0, 57 votes)
5 | 65% (37 votes) |
4 | 9% (5 votes) |
3 | 23% (13 votes) |
2 | 4% (2 votes) |
1 | 0% (0 votes) |
Language
Support Book (#ad)
Author(s)
One entry per lineArtist(s)
One entry per lineYear
Example: 2012Status in COO
Status in Country of Origin. One entry per lineLicensed
Completely Translated
Original Publisher
One entry per lineEnglish Publisher
One entry per lineRelease Frequency
Every 3.6 Day(s)Activity Stats [Graph]
Weekly Rank: #3157Monthly Rank: #1493
All Time Rank: #4748
Reading List [Graph]
On 1585 Reading Lists
Monthly Rank: #1978
All Time Rank: #5354
Description
Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.One sentence summary:
Forced to become a dalao (big shot)・I’m actually normal・Why do you all think I’m a dalao
Jiang Yiyi realises he has transmigrated into a survival video game named ‘Annals of Stargaol,’ also known as ‘The 108 Fancy Ways for Players Killing Themselves.’ It’s known for its high difficulty, lethality and overpowered NPCs.
If the game turns real, perhaps even surviving half an hour would be too much to ask?
Jiang Yiyi shudders. Between the player character and a random background character, he chooses the latter, only to find himself forced into a dalao role on a daily basis.
Tips for reading:
Absolute golden fingers (read: cheat abilities) everywhere. The protagonist is the most amazing from the beginning to the end.
Logic is maintained throughout as much as possible.
Plot-heavy. The romance is depicted late. Really late.
Entirely fictional, set in a futuristic world.
Associated Names
One entry per line我當大佬的那些年
Related Series
N/ARecommendations
I’m Really Not The Demon God’s Lackey (1)Recommendation Lists
- Summery seems interesting
- Completed Novels
- Next Reading List 8
- Completely translated novels 6 (higher ratings)
- I like (yaoi)
Latest Release
Date | Group | Release |
---|---|---|
03/15/24 | Story Seedling | c125 part3 |
03/14/24 | Story Seedling | c125 part2 |
03/13/24 | Story Seedling | extra 125 part1 |
03/13/24 | Story Seedling | c34 part3 |
03/12/24 | Story Seedling | c124 part4 |
03/11/24 | Story Seedling | c124 part3 |
03/10/24 | Story Seedling | c124 part2 |
03/09/24 | Story Seedling | c124 part1 |
03/08/24 | Story Seedling | c123 part3 |
03/07/24 | Story Seedling | c123 part2 |
03/06/24 | Story Seedling | c123 part1 |
03/05/24 | Story Seedling | c122 part3 |
03/04/24 | Story Seedling | c122 part2 |
03/03/24 | Story Seedling | c122 part1 |
03/02/24 | Story Seedling | c121 part3 |
That's honestly quite rare when it comes to webnovels. But.
It's the writer's limited skills that makes me want to drop it. I don't want to see the words "predator" and "dangerous" ever again.
The writer is unable to portray characters, instead he tells us, repeatedly, how we are supposed to see them. MC is a predator looking at prey, he's an abyss staring back at you, he's dangerous beyond comprehension. This repeats every three or so sentences. Yes, that often.
Every time he looks at another character.
Every time someone talks to him.
Every time another character talks about or just thinks about him. Overly insisting on something like this has the opposite effect, I can't take MC seriously when everyone swears on how X he really is when nothing that is shown to me supports their claims. Psychological perception is hard to write about, I know, but the writer should have consumed some books that excel in portraying truly dangerous individuals and how they influence people with words or even just their presence.
Hannibal comes to mind. Even the TV series would have been a good reference.
The cognitive dissonance you get by looking at a seemingly normal person but feeling that there's something deeply, utterly wrong with them.
A feeling that makes the hairs on your arms stand up, an unease telling you not to look away but back up as far as possible, an ancient instinct making it clear that you are facing potential death. Instead it reads like a Gary Stu self-insert from a teen with 8th-grader-syndrom. There were, maybe, three instances in which I got the feeling that MC is, in fact, dangerous, and even then it was solely for how ruthless he is. It's not just MC, he insists on every character being a certain way by outright telling us how they are meant to be seen, despite most characterisation being good enough to get the point across without this low-quality tell – don't show. The worst part, prison level four was a lot better in terms of building tension and portraying MC, but the writer gave up on it because readers were too dumb to follow this kind of storytelling and demanded for it to be changed back.
He's constantly making author's notes to explain simple things because his readers have the attention span of an elderly goldfish.
Everything has already been over-explained by the characters, which kills most of the fun and purpose of a story focused on a grand mystery. It's sad but the novel ends up being just another generic OP teen-fiction with a bit too much, way too forced blood splatter. It wants to be "cool", and that's the problem. Maybe recommend for younger people, it seems I might just be 20 years too old to get the charm.