Something Is Wrong with This World

To give a brief review, I've only read less than a hundred chapters, so this review will only cover the parts I've already read. The plot is excellent and engaging; I stayed up until the early hours. However, I didn't like the protagonist. He was like a puppet, constantly being used, which was incredibly frustrating, especially in the first major event, the mass grave. He suffered losses without any reward, was schemed against but powerless to do anything, and didn't improve. Then he was schemed against again. I suspect the author wanted to use other people's schemes to advance the plot. After all, the protagonist could cultivate in seclusion with a system-based skill point system, but the author deliberately designed him to be short of money yet unable to obtain it, and he didn't use his brain, becoming a plaything in other people's hands. The protagonist was quite clever in the first few chapters, but he became increasingly dull as the story progressed, which was a bit of a shame. Perhaps some readers can tolerate this, but unfortunately, I'm only suited to fast-paced stories right now. I enjoy exhilarating plots and clever protagonists who learn from their mistakes and improve quickly. In conclusion, the novel is quite good; it's just that everyone has different tastes.

Highly recommended as a supplementary book; a very smooth, fast-paced, monster-slaying, skill-accumulating, and satisfying read. The main heroine becomes increasingly likable later on, and there are many other female companions. By the middle third, the protagonist is no longer the muscular "Barbie." The only downside is that the author makes a typo.