The Strongest Skill: Getting rich while becoming stronger

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Description

DROPPED!

This is my first story which I wrote when I started out on this site. There are a lot of mistakes, plotholes, and grammatical errors. I've improved a lot since then. But I will not delete this story, for this story will be a constant reminder of my growth over the years.

Thank you.

[Congratulations!! you have levelled up]

[Skill Replication has levelled up]

[Skill Replication allows you to replicate any one of the abilities of the opponent]

[Please choose the ability you want to replicate]

[1. Passive Regeneration]

[2. Stone Skin]

At his death's door, Muto Kenshin, a low leveled Hunter with a crappy skill who was struggling for a living discovered a blue window floating over his head.

Realizing that his life has now become a game, he takes full advantage of it to become stronger and earn money.

Read how he rises from being a poor waste to a truly rich and strong Hunter, all while wooing countless girls with his charms.

Information

Status
Cancelled
Year
2018
Author
Kinu456

Tags

LITRPGACTIONADVENTURECOMEDYROMANCE SUBPLOTMALE LEADSECRET IDENTITY

Royal Road Stats

Rating
3.5/ 5.0
Followers
3,092
Views
5,895,333

Chapters(467 total)

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Community Reviews(10)

  • earthshaker34Royal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    don't know what to say really. the story is entertaining, characters are alive and there is no cliche i saved you so you owe me your arse kind of thing. as for the reviews which rant about grammar mistakes, don't worry author has improved a lot and has edited early chapters as well. the only real downside this novel has is chapter size. though that doesn't mean that story progression is slow or very fast
  • Lorraine VRoyal Road
    ★★★★ 4.0
    Been reading this for a while.  Story is enjoyable.   There is some funky stuff that hit my buttons, but I know they are my buttons not everyone's.  Grammer could use improvement at times.  Gets better the further in the story you go.
    It is interesting,  has a powerful mc, and is a nice escape.
  • hamtesRoyal Road
    ★★★ 2.5
    The story is full of cliches and cringe tropes.
    The first chapter was good. That's it. The premise of the story is this: a dying man is stuck inside a dungeon but then discovers that his useless skill [Replication] wasn't useless at all. He then replicates skills from other hunters and monsters. So he becomes this OP hunter.
    If you read the story onward then it's going to disappoint you. The first chapter was good: well edited and well thought out. If the writer had the same dedication and hard work put into the first chapter and the following chapters then the story might be good. But, it's not. I sound so douchy but that's the reality. Sorry, it's terrible :(
  • GreedisgoodXRoyal Road
    ★★★ 2.5
    Started with a nice concept, albeit a copy paste character from any other Jp anime.
    Bah I'll just make some quickpoints
    Good pacing,
    A system, either u like this or you don't
    lack of real story and worldbuilding.
    Lack of proper spelling and grammar.
    A bit to many status screens.
    This has been done better.
    The author is giving it his all, I Hope he succeeds in improving.
  • CestarianRoyal Road
    ★★ 2.0
    I read the other reviews before I started reading, I was expecting it to be abysmal, and while it wasn't as bad as I was expecting, it was still pretty bad.
    The story's premise is practically identical to Solo Leveling (which despite the cringey name is actually a pretty fun read and has a half decent manhwa out too)
    But it's nowhere near as good in it's execution.
    The author keeps introducing new characters as if they're someone important, and then proceeds to completely forget about them the oment they first separate from the protagonist.
    The story sometimes breaks the POV into some supposedly mysterious group of bad guys doung supposedly bad things, with the author trying to be all cryptic about it, but it feels kinda like the author is saying "hah look here is a mysterious group of bad guys doing mysterious probably bad guy stuff! what is the meaning behind their mysterious probably bad guy actions?" (e.g. these are chapters with a bunch of words where nothing really happens)
    The story is a terribly weird mishmash of chinese (garbage) webnovels (e.g. wuxia/xianxia/etc) where everyone and their dog thinks they're the hottest shit on the planet and use that as an excuse to be dicks to literally everyone. (I mean everyone is like this, even the protagonist is somewhat like this). And weeb writing (e.g. littered with weeb slang, happens in a place called japan that sounds nothing like the real japan (you know, the one I'm sitting in right now), and everyone either has japanese sounding names ornames that sound like they'd fit well into anime)
    It's like the author took everything I hate about chinese writers and mixed it with everything I hate about western writers (who happen to be weebs) and mashed it all together to make a somewhat (but not really) coherent story.
    Most of the story feels incredibly rushed, for example one day he's making appointments to meet some people the day after, and counting his loot (supposedly the 'rich' part from the title) then the next
  • mioRoyal Road
    ★★ 2.0
    it honestly started great, the concept was good, the potential for getting too op was capped with his skill not working on skills at a higher level, and the story was wellbuilt with him having to care for his sister...
    then you threw it all away... it stated with the "vicious eyes" that were repeated twice, really obviously, in the same chapter, almost immediately following one another.
    then you threw away the plot to help the sister by making the teacher a scammer... strange plottwist, but not that bad.. except...
    you used it as an excuse to advance the plot too quickly, suddenly giving him a title that was way too OP and giving him all day to go in a dungeon without worries.
    then, after the first boss, which was an "impossible event" you introdce not one, but two more bosses, together with a girl, whose entrance was so forced the chapter told me to call the cops for a rape!
    honestly, i think you were a bit too enthusiastic too play with the powers and stuff and forgot about the plot.
    i still give two stars, since the writing itself is good, and the style is nice.
  • Book AddictRoyal Road
    ★★ 1.5
    I am sorry if this sounds harsh but:
    Logical inconsistencies
    Animelike dumb MC and Overreactions
    Always repeating everything
    Low amount of actual story without good fighting scenes or anything unusual to catch interest.
    I had low expectations because of the reviews but this is even worse. I cannot bring myself to bear with this even just to pass some time. Some chapters ago someone appreciated the time you spent on the chapters...an hour? Maybe?
    At least the grammar isn't too bad.
  • GodmakerxRoyal Road
    ★★ 1.5
    its an alright book but  categories are all wrong the is no harem the is no school life or romance
  • ThePolarBearRoyal Road
    ★ 0.5
    Pretty bold cash grab, I was here when it started he pretty instantly had a pattern with like a big number of chapters ahead, and he knew his writing was mediocre so he just targeted tropes he knew he could sell and rushed through as much as he could to try and get on the pay train authors have, going through pattern lol, story is shit but he sticks to the style so that's alright if you can deal with sub-par writing
  • RexSkelleyRoyal Road
    ★ 0.5
    There are a lot of grammar issues. A lot of the math that goes into the stats don't add up. There are a lot of inconsistencies throughout the story. There is also the problem of the author telling and not showing. Literally spoon feeds info slowly and deliberately, almost like the author is only doing it to fix plot holes retroactively. I wouldn't recommend reading this story unless it gets a lot of fixes