eroskun

It's depressing. Poorly written dialogues with no substance at all. Too op since the start leaving the mc with no purpose or the thrilling adventure for us to watch the mc grow.

Champa and vados clearly said he was not a mortal and ask if he had any priesthood, but in the dialogue no other insults came to the author mind than "mere mortal" "damn mortal" etc...

Why absorbing vegeta turn him into a vegeta clone? Cell already had vegeta genes, it makes no difference, gene-wise, absorbing him. The only thing new to cell would gain is vegeta's energy.

He took out the scythe just to keep throwing punches?

So rose (super Saiyan god 1) +plus 20 kaioken in the author brain is better than rose 2 or rose 3 + kaioken??

So his energy only surpassed kaioshin after he transformed? His basic combat power should already be above kaioshin since he could easily defeat SP cell then the mc's energy is already above kaioshin. No angel would be so blind to only say that after transformation because the mc is different than Goku and vegeta, they are mortals that gained divine aura after transformation. But this mc doesn't need to "gain" divine aura after transformation, in his normal state no mortal could sense him because his qi is divine qi. So how would they say that only after seeing him transform????? And also say "hundreds of time" instead of thousands of times?

Didn't he already found out the source of devine aura? Don't tell me the reward will come only after the mc "almost" dies. Not predictable at all

"Goku's instant transmission "? Wasn't his unlimited instant transmission a mix of jebbit and addrat? Don't tell me he still has to stupidly put his fingers on his forehead in order to cast teleportation? Because that is awfully inconvenient and stupidly redundant, since it's supposed to be "unlimited" supposedly meaning to be able to be cast at will

Just from the first chapter I know this is gonna be crap. The author made the mc overly op at the early stages of the plot leaving the mc with no other focus than to be a simp, and to top it off the first mission of the system is to make him a SIMP.

What do we care about those ppl evaluation? The author didn't even gave them significance during their stay in the zombie world, meaning they weren't important but now a whole chapter was wasted on irrelevant ppl?