young_master69

What's sadder is that the author was not able to write the novel like he had intended to because of some interference from the Chinese government. It's already this good, just imagine how much greater it could have been without any pesky meddlers.

What even is this chapter? Did the two centuries long sleep drop his IQ? Forgive me, but this sort of behaviour from him doesn't align with what we've been told till now, and all it does is break the immersion. If this is some kind of filler, then it is very out of place. Him quaking with fear on the inside but still managing to retain his sitting posture would have been a lot better, delivering the same comedic value without exaggerating anything. But if this is the kind of story you originally had in mind, then it's also okay, though I might be in the wrong place here.

We are who we are, no use denying it. Just hope that any metaphorical meteor doesn't strike us down like it did with the real dinosaurs.

That's true, but it brings more harm than good, in my opinion. Half the people who see the reviews may think it is fake, but half will stay. but 5 stars reviews will push your novel into more light so the number of people seeing reviews increases, that half will always be greater than how much you're going to get by 2 3 or 4 star reviews.

wasn't his monthly income said to be 120 spirit stones?

keep his*

what do I want?*

daughter in law?

Thanks, you should also take care of your health. And since you have replied, I'll tell you why I decided to drop this novel, hope it helps. First of all there were some inconsistencies in the names of skills and the amounts of gold that were being mentioned, though they are just some minor annoyances, not enough for me to drop. My second reason is this exact paragraph, where it gives the feeling of dumbing down the other characters to make the MC look smarter, and not by much at that, he's still yet to show the intelligence he ought to have as an ex-legendary player. Not much of his thought process is explained where it's necessary. For example, while creating the clone he doesn't address it's disadvantages, advantages, how he could maximise it's use, how it could potentially become a threat, or why it can never become a threat. He just creates it, and that's it. Similar trends can also be seen when he's interacting with other characters, which, in my opinion prevents the characters from having any real depth and solid personality. But what really bugs me is the use of stupid characters to advance the plot. That statement with "this is not a wuxai fantasy world!", does that even make sense? Yes, this is not a wuxai world thats why people can blow up planets instead of just mountains. And they think its a game too, meaning everything has meaning, the devs would not put an idiot sword flailing monster in the difficult level dungeon. This is just blatantly forcing the plot, so blatant that I'm 80 percent sure that I already know the plot without even reading any further. You see the frustration, right? I hope this will help you see some of the things from the readers perspective.

There it is! Heaven's call for me to drop this novel.