I’ll Add Points To All Things Novel Review

My Thoughts on I’ll Add Points To All Things

"I’ll Add Points To All Things" is a web novel with an intriguing premise: a protagonist who can add points to objects, bringing them to life and gaining unique abilities. I jumped into this story with high hopes, ready for a blend of action, comedy, and fantasy. While there are elements I enjoyed, I walked away with mixed feelings.

First Impressions

Initially, I was hooked. The concept of everyday objects gaining sentience and assisting the MC, Su Yang, in his adventures felt fresh. The early chapters promised a lighthearted, wish-fulfillment story set in a modern urban environment. Su Yang's journey from an average student to a business owner with supernatural powers seemed like a fun ride.

What Works Well

The unique abilities and "monsters" Su Yang gains are definitely a highlight. I found the idea of a sentient pool, chopsticks that sense danger, and other quirky items quite entertaining. The interactions between Su Yang and his creations often lead to comedic moments, and the way he utilizes these abilities to outsmart his opponents is satisfying. I also appreciated the initial lack of forced face-slapping and overused tropes, making the beginning of the story stand out from other similar novels.

Areas of Concern

However, the novel's strengths are unfortunately overshadowed by some significant flaws. I found the character development to be lacking. Su Yang, despite his potential, remains somewhat static, and pivotal moments, like his first kill, have little to no impact on his personality.

Final Verdict

"I’ll Add Points To All Things" had the potential to be a truly enjoyable read, but it ultimately falls short. While the initial premise and unique abilities are appealing, the lack of character development, tonal shifts, and questionable content make it difficult to recommend wholeheartedly. If you're willing to overlook these issues and are looking for a lighthearted time-waster, it might be worth a try. However, be prepared for a bumpy ride. I give it a 2.5/5.