A Little Stronger Than Yesterday, Every Day

I do not recommend that the author write a book.

Could this be similar to that novel with the module system? To be honest, I follow the author because of their wild imagination and interesting settings. However, I feel that the author has a clear weakness in the narrative, especially when dealing with romantic relationships. There's always a sense of sexual repression or love repression, but the author doesn't give the audience any sweet moments. Watching the interactions between the male and female leads is quite boring. Furthermore, the way the plot is driven is also strange. If the protagonist is only acting in the name of justice or is solely focused on revenge, then the story doesn't seem to demonstrate that the protagonist lacks the necessary courage. It feels like it's actually okay to incorporate the protagonist's personal interests into the story. For example, the protagonist could gain wealth or satisfy their curiosity. As long as it doesn't harm others, having such a motivation to drive the protagonist to explore is acceptable. But if it's too noble, it just feels a bit... Hypocritical. The premise was quite interesting, but I lost interest after a while.

Being a literary youth isn't scary; what's scary is when an author is literary and also writes about their own life experiences and understanding, and while these understandings may have unique aspects, they become quite naive when it comes to social rules and national will. I think this is why the book isn't popular—it overemphasizes its own weaknesses. Aside from that, the book is an absolute gem. Of course, the more you love it, the more you hate it, especially when it involves interactions with other characters...😅

The author's setting and character development, as well as the fight scenes, are excellent and very engaging. However, the scenes of interaction between people are quite disappointing. Perhaps the author could add more passionate conversations between powerful beings or make the dialogues shorter to quickly move past the interaction scenes.

Damn, I thought it was unconditional, that you had to be stronger every day than the day before. Turns out it's forcing people to be stronger than the day before, or they'll die, and they'll die until they win. What's the difference between your profile and fraud? No wonder you said this is the price to pay!

The writing style is rather neurotic, giving off a feeling of being transported back 20 years. It rambles on a lot, reflecting the high level of stress people face these days, who only read novels in their spare time. Many things are only briefly mentioned, yet the author has to write a whole chapter about them, making it a headache for the reader.

As you grow stronger little by little and slowly explore the world, even though it's too much of a single-player game, it still captivates me. It's as if the protagonist is demonstrating the meaning of their life, or rather, searching for the meaning of their life.

It's a pity that he can only surpass others in combat. If he could do that in games, the esports world would have another rising star (trying not to laugh).

It seems alright, but the subject matter is a bit niche, and I'm a little worried that the author might not be able to stick with it.

I feel that authors could submit their work to platforms like Douyin or Tomato. I'm not sure about the benefits, but the Maoke platform is not friendly to original content creators. It's hard to get exposure and favor, and even if an original work makes it onto the list, it's usually something like a light novel.