Review Detail of MysticGuardian in Videogame: Charge Ten Billion On Day One And Got A SSS-grade Talent
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Honest Review -_- I have read the MTL of this novel & i can honestly tell you it is pure trash, No character development between MC & his harem, they get maximum likeness for him in first interactions, so his harem consists of NPCs as far as i have read, There's no real progress even after 200+ chapters, it is too repetitive, MC goes on a hunt, kills every boss, returns with all the trophies & gets a new NPC fangirl in his harem, No character development or world building whatsoever. I usually like harem novels but this was depressing tbh because it lacked the essentials. Big disappointment!
Videogame: Charge Ten Billion On Day One And Got A SSS-grade Talent
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Yes, even if a character is initially portrayed as the most overpowered (OP) in a novel or story, they can still undergo character development. Character development involves changes in a character's personality or traits over the course of a story. A character who starts out as highly capable or powerful might begin to question their own abilities, develop emotional depth, gain empathy or understanding for others, or change in other ways that help them grow as a character. Even for the most overpowered characters, there are often many facets of their personality or experiences that can be explored and developed in ways that enhance the story and their interactions with other characters. By showing the character's vulnerabilities, weaknesses, or flaws, the story can become more engaging and compelling, and the character can become more relatable and realistic. Thus, regardless of how powerful or invincible a character may seem at the outset, there is still the potential for interesting and dynamic character development.
Heyun:How do you expect any character developments while he is probably the most OP MC in games novels.
I don't disagree with you, bu in this case, it's imposible for it to be character development between the MC and his harem, because the MC has the power to multiply intimacy points, which basically means the girls follow him, because they were brainwashed by the program to be dead loyal tot the MC. At that point is weird for there to be any relationship development since the guy just help them with a problem and gives them an small gift and they are already puppets to the MC will and having their own will is a basic need for that kind of development. But having their own will will mean they are not tied to the system, many times over affinity multiplier that even surpass the max points. So the harem members are basically "dolls" and not people.-
MysticGuardian:Yes, even if a character is initially portrayed as the most overpowered (OP) in a novel or story, they can still undergo character development. Character development involves changes in a character's personality or traits over the course of a story. A character who starts out as highly capable or powerful might begin to question their own abilities, develop emotional depth, gain empathy or understanding for others, or change in other ways that help them grow as a character. Even for the most overpowered characters, there are often many facets of their personality or experiences that can be explored and developed in ways that enhance the story and their interactions with other characters. By showing the character's vulnerabilities, weaknesses, or flaws, the story can become more engaging and compelling, and the character can become more relatable and realistic. Thus, regardless of how powerful or invincible a character may seem at the outset, there is still the potential for interesting and dynamic character development.