Review Detail of Simlei97 in Awakening：The Infinite Evolution of My Talent as a Low-Level Awakener

This novel could not be more stereotypical of the genre, but almost always presenting it in the worst way possible. Here a few examples: - Mc does something not expected by his level … followed by three paragraphs of „how is this possible? Blabla“ - Mc comes from an impoverished background … gets mocked by every person followed by a paragraphs of how envious everyone is - it is a gameworld with a „system“ but I think the author on the way forgot himself the status of the MC. It is schown only twice in the very beginning (like chapter ten or so) and then „conveniently forgotten“ to dispay since then, only saying „his attack is equivalent to a level xxx attack“ or his power displayed is similar to lvl xxx. Really poor execution! Let’s also not forget the thing that the MC is a typical „young Master“ figure in the worst way possible. The setup could have been good and the MC could have done the things he did, but the author did poorly on the execution part. Here’s an example: A woman tries to save the MC as she believes he is in trouble (he’s actually, but what’s important is the intention here). She is even willing to offer her own life for him etc. While „saving“ him she discovers that he is way more powerful than anyone his level should be etc. This doesn’t really matter to her as she was saved by him in the end and she generally felt grateful towards him. MCs reaction? Enslave her at first only to practically rape her afterwards. His reasoning for the raping part? „This will make her loyal to me and she will abandon any thoughts of revenge as I have broken her“ no kidding, those are the authors words. Don’t misunderstand me. This is no psycholocigal masterpiece where the MC intentionally is displayed as a sociopath, not by a long shot. And I really believe that the author thinks that such things are true, at least he has written it that way. Twisted mind there, I have to say. It was also the only part that kept me reading. The novel is trash, but trying to understand the author’s thoughts, as inhumane as they were, was quite fun.