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I Am Loaded with Passive Skills
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Another of those 'very funny' Lin fan novels. It's more repetive than normal wuxia novels. Sense of humour is terrible. You smile at first 10 times... then feel cringe in the rest... Translation quality or stability of updates... Got unfair one... Story? Character? World? All on default mode. Thanks for wasting my time. Next.
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Why do I have the impression that the editor was waiting that WN remove Tanky Mage of the list so that he can choose this novel ?
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so my question is
its been alredy a week since has been selected
and how much i know
evry week/ 7 days comes another new book
so way didint nothing moved since last week?
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Before this novel was selected by an editor I honestly avoided it because of the reviews; I realize I do this with a lot of novels that have low reviews and I don't even bother to give them a try. Now that i've read it I found i quite like it. I think from today onward I won't bother reading or paying attention to opinionated reviews that praise or scold a novel simply on their  personal taste. I suggest others also just give a novel a try and form your own opinions yourself.
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there is nothing interesting about this novel.
everything has been done before.
at first it was funny to read his antics but those got old really quick and then the frustration of the mc never taking anything serious kicks in.
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Hurm.. Another great idea yet bad plot. Mc is quite weird in using his cheat. He should be using it for like, his core. His foundation. But he didn't. And not only that, you can see that this novel follow the trend of meme and troll sh1t that is so much nowaday... Well, a read that would need you to sacrifice your brain cell.
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Really not my cup of tea. It tries to do too many things without successfully doing any of them. It’s got low level low effort comedy, low effort cultivation, and sincerely low effort world building. What makes this book fun? The passives and how they play out, of course. So what does the Author do? Everything else but. And when he does talk about the passives and the system, it feels reluctant and rushed. Why name the book after that if you just want a face slapping, low tier, Cultivation World? Not for me.
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Trial read 40 chapters is more than enough for this novel. It’s repetitive just changes some names, situation but MC still stays dumb all the time
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"I Am Loaded with Passive Skills" is a thought-provoking novel that invites readers to embark on an introspective journey through the life of its protagonist, who discovers the power of unconventional wisdom and the value of non-traditional talents. The story is set against a backdrop of modern society, where the relentless pursuit of active skills often overshadows the significance of passivity and adaptability.

The author masterfully weaves a narrative that challenges the reader's assumptions about success, emphasizing that true strength lies not only in mastering a multitude of active skills but also in cultivating the ability to listen, observe, and respond gracefully. Through the protagonist's experiences, we learn that passive skills, such as empathy, patience, and resilience, can be just as instrumental in navigating life's complexities.

This novel serves as a reminder that in our fast-paced world, it's essential to strike a balance between action and stillness, between the pursuit of tangible achievements and the cultivation of inner strength. It encourages readers to reevaluate their priorities and embrace a more holistic approach to personal growth, fostering a deeper understanding of oneself and others.

In essence, "I Am Loaded with Passive Skills" is a captivating tale that offers a fresh perspective on the modern quest for success, reminding us that sometimes, the most powerful skills are the ones we least expect. It's a gentle call to pause, reflect, and appreciate the quiet power of passivity in our daily lives.

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