Binding to Geniuses To Become Stronger

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A hundred years later, you’ve walked to the end of the road. You turn around and realize something... You’re f**king old.

And turning back you will realize that you a ordinary person😁😁😆😆😆😆😄😄🤗🤗🤗💓💓😘😁👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😍💝💝💝💝💖💗💖💖💖🥰🥰🥰😘😁😆😆💖🤗😁🤗👍😄😄👍😄💝💝👍👍👍🤩👍👍🤩👍

The story is fairly interesting but is ruined for me by a few things. The first big thing is the fact that the system brainwashes the people he pairs with into liking him. Its strange and kreepy when it is shown. The next is that the mc is a bit of a kreep as well to me. The Translation is also poor and there are also gramatic errors littered in. Lastly the way the novel describes and deals with cultivation is wierd and confusing.

" You and all your b brain have read a webnovel.... ... Transmigrating .... ... Transmigrating ... ... Transmigrating .... ... You have become Delusional"

This is basicaly a brainwashing harem novel. Whoever the MC binds with feels a sense of familiarity with him and the system also foces him to interact with them.

Basically the mc becomes a creep....when he sees girls with good talent he follows them like a creep...smile like a creep....and the system keep forcing the binded ladies to be emotionally attached and have feeling for him....just a novel were the mc will have all girls in lower realm..higher realm.. continent...etc

Their is no overarching plot as of now. Characters are very 2 dimensional. The world development is decent but nothing to write home about. In fact i am giving it a decent rating as the way it is being unveiled it seems promising but at 40 chapters i can't say for sure. But the story flows quite smoothly and the writing is decent. I rather prefer these type of novels despite the lack of originality because they don't have a problem with their pacing and flows unlike most of original novels.

Pick this plssss..............................pls its so good...............................one of the only good novels.......................

Why are they stopping it at this point smh 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂

I want this to be picked please.I want more chapters more chapters more chapters more chapters more chapters more chapters more chapters more chapters

Another good story from the author, waiting for more chapters. currently eager and excited on how this book will turn out and have a great hope for a great story. Nice one Author :).

Binding to Geniuses to Become Stronger is a story about Fang Lang, a transmigrator with below-average talent. Right before the Imperial Examination, he awakens a system that allows him to bind to various geniuses to get a myriad of benefits. Now, I definitely wasn't expecting a story of this quality to be a system novel, it's really good. There are some iffy parts that are erring the lines of nationalism/morality, which probably turned quite a few people off. The nationalism isn't that bad. Translation quality is pretty good. There isn't any obvious mistakes and it isn't overly repetitious. Furthermore it is very stable, and words don't randomly change. (4/5 stars) Story development is great. I'm going to be completely honest, I don't really like these types of stories where the main character is a pawn in various grand schemes and will inevitably save the world. However, the story is very good regardless. However, this story lacks meaningful breaks in between combat. It feels like it's just constant combat and cultivation throughout the story, and it becomes rather draining to binge chapters. The system itself is rather iffy, it changes the emotions of people he binds to so they have a sense a familiarity towards him. As you can tell from other reviews, many people find this questionable at best. It isn't too bad, there isn't actually any full-on romance at chapter 153, only hints of it. A few other people complain about nationalism, but it isn't as bad as they describe. It is basically anti-foreigner in a land with only one big dynasty. (i.e questions such as "should foreigners take up important positions") I'd like to give this 3.5 stars, but I can't, so I'll just round it up to 4. (4/5 stars) Character design is all right. Characters are relatively fleshed out, there hasn't been any meaningful arcs that fully flesh them out, but this novel seems to be somewhat slow in the first place, and I have only read to chapter 153, so it's alright. Main character is the classic old-school xianxia protagonist, defying heaven, fighting against people stronger than him, constantly pushing their limits, etc. It's pretty good, especially considering this a system novel. Antagonists aren't blatantly braindead, some are kind of stupid but it fits with their character. (i.e third prince) I do think the characters could do with some more fleshing out, I feel like the author started to flesh them out but it is extremely slow, so they seem somewhat 2d. I think this is my main problem with the novel so far. (3/5 stars) World background, like the rest of the story is pretty slow. It's pretty bland overall, there isn't anything that really sets it apart from other novels. The whole demon vs human setting has been used many times in other novels. Overall, this is a pretty good story. There isn't much nationalism contrary to many's beliefs, it's based on actual history. The system isn't blatantly overpowered either, and the story itself is decent. Whilst the world background is relatively bland and character design is somewhat 2d, it is far above the average novel on this site. I give this novel 3.8 stars out of 5.

Well this is another of the racist novels on here. The story itself is decent but it plays HARD into the whole idea that foreigners are all evil. Never trust them. Seriously, they may have been part of the empire for generations but they can never hold any position of worth because you know they are evil. This is the main character's view unscripted and unprovoked that receives perfect recommendations from everyone for how wonderful of a view it is. Yea. I am done. A pity as it was relatively promising up until the Imperial Examination and the unrelenting racism/nationalism.