Reborn with Infinity Skill Points, I Enslaved All Universes

Well, the novel is fun. And it is really not bad, but I can't rate it really high. The writing is good, but if it gets to numbers, it's totally messed up. Thinks like 800.000.000 = 1.8 billion happen like every time it gets to numbers. The story is ok but messes up with how the characters react to the world. Like the world stands bevor an apocalypse, two kingdoms get destroyed in seconds, and it feels like nobody reacts to it. No defenses are built. There is no program to strengthen the armis, just waiting for death. The MC forces everything that leads even to his death, then gets resurrected and strengthened by what seems to be the thing that destroyed his kingdom? After death, he still forces everything. Well, the world background is ok, but nothing gets really told. Till chapter 100, only 5 races were shown, and like 3 were used in the plot. The strength system is from my point of view messed up. What I mean is that every 10 levels represents a tier. But a tier means that somebody gets stronger if he enters it what is not really given in this novel. Because one does only get 1 stat point and 100HP/ MP per level. But later, it's writing that a glass canon around lvl 100 has 100.000 HP, so we're do the 90.000 come from? Also, I find it strange that the MC with God skills and like 12.000 magic power says that he can't win against a demi-god. Does that mean that till the demigod levl, everything is an ant, and suddenly, one gets a powerup like ×10000 on all stats or what? The demi-god level was also many times rescaled in the novel. around chapter 40, demi-gods were on the same level as level 30 worldbosses. Around chapter 60, demi-gods are strong enough to win against 4 level 60 world bosses, and at chapter 100, they are around level 100 Worldbosses? If I got something wrong, I'm sorry, but that is how I see it. I will continue to read the novel, and maybe later, I can rewrite a few parts around the power system. (and I hope around the number quality) And like I did write at the start, the novel is really not bad.

I read this up to the current chapter. If I had to say the biggest issues with this novel - besides plot holes, inconsistencies, MCs very hypocritical attitude and thoughts... it's the fact that up to ~145 the novel has taken place in a span of no more than... 36 hours? An enormous amount of plot done in that timeframe - I guess it's attributed to the time travel skill. There's also absolutely zero tension, but that's expected from an "OP MC" type story. At some point he begins to be able to create a series of clones, and all sorts of tasks are being done outside what you read until something is conveniently needed. it's not bad per say, but it's not amazing. it seems like a first novel attempt - decent ideas clumped together. Nothing super unique, but slowly gets better as you read which is nice - the first ~50 chapters are a bit rough though, hence my overall. if you've run out of things to read, give it a go.

This book is quite good. Im definitely enjoying my read, i stayed up till 5am reading this book then got up at 10am to read it even more. Great for a power fantasy with basic power system and world. I love the abilites, very cool. However i feel like you forget abilities and things every now and then. Eg bro got the rank 9 skill theives somethinf, but only uses the attack not the secret thing that can increase attack damage up to 1000x, and instead uses phantom slash?? Also in the artists city bro talks about using some wormhole ability? But doesnt buy it? Idk anyways the description for that ability was litterally what his god speed skill gave him phasing through walls. You also forgot that the level 9 skill gave him 500000 agility, at some point after that you mentioned he was slow and i was like whaaaaattt??? Among other things however im enjoying the read.