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Not really worth the read. I don’t like that he gives abilities and all the items he gets to everyone, the MC is very dumb so it irritates me.

Dropped novel is very dull and it’s annoying that every one he meets has “cheats” also mc is a big simp. Dropped novel is very dull and it’s annoying that every one he meets has “cheats” also mc is a big simp.

Started off good but went downhill for me after 20ch. Too many things that dont make sence, one of the main reasons is his ability to raise dead. they can turn on the MC and dont have to listen to MC's orders. others things like lucky charm monsters, well im dropping this

Starts as a MMORPG then transitions into a cultivation novel so I dropped it. Also it’s weird that the mc cares very little about everything around him.

The whole story gives me a headache, why isn’t the mc looking for a way to get soul bound weapons out of the other world (game)? Why is he always giving everything away? He doesn’t pickup loot, he has an ability like telekinesis use it to bring all loot to MC. With all the money his getting I would buy land build me a compound building store everything I like in it. He doesn’t know what’s going to happen in the future but he doesn’t care about anything and even tells friends not to play too much. Even after knowing that with hight lvl you can also have power in their world, I’m dropping this novel.

I've decided to stop reading the book due to inconsistencies, particularly with whether the main character can transfer items from the virtual world( yes he can take stuff out to no he can’t to yes again ). Additionally, there are numerous plot gaps that detract from the story's coherence.

It was fine until the main character started sharing his powers with everyone. The storyline would have been much better if he remained on Earth, gained the ability to enter games or movies, and later retrieve items from those worlds. I would probably still stop reading it if the MC tells everyone about his abilities.

While the book was enjoyable overall, the final chapters felt disjointed and rushed, leaving the impression that either the author hurried to conclude or perhaps lost their creative direction.

Initially, the story had promise, but its coherence dwindled after 30 chapters. The author labeled the book as completed, yet it concluded abruptly before the anticipated alien invasion.

The story began promisingly, but it became frustrating as every time the main character grew stronger, the gods reset him, stripping away his progress. This repetitive cycle made the story lose its appeal, especially when the main character's neutral affiliation initially protected him from the gods, only for him to be attacked later despite regaining that affiliation.

I couldn’t get passed chapter 20. The system is dumb and so is the MC. Don’t see all these high ratings are coming from. All his encounters are very dumb to, not realistic in the slightest.