Global: A Light-Type Support? Ever Been Kicked by Light?!

The protagonist seems like an idiot, completely clueless. There are many types of otaku, and this protagonist is what we'd call a "loser" in real life. Being an otaku is fine, but at least you should know some basic professional knowledge, like the meditation stone used by everyone after awakening. The protagonist knows nothing about it, and in class he either sleeps or doesn't pay attention.

As the title says, I lost the desire to continue after reading a few chapters. What you're writing isn't about Xianyang, it's about pigs. If you want to be Xianyang, just skip class. Besides, who in their right mind sleeps soundly in class, no matter what they're doing? Have they never slept in their entire life?

Finally, there's a book where the awakened profession isn't "the worst or weakest," and then the protagonist is given this kind of personality. Do you authors only get happy when the protagonist gets ridiculed a few times? I don't understand what you're thinking.

I think it's very well written. What's with the trolls in the comments section? You guys think of the protagonist as a shut-in going out to run dungeons as going to work to earn money, and slacking off in dungeons is like slacking off at work—isn't that super satisfying? There's no filler or anything like that.

Lazy as he may be, constantly emphasizing his laziness while hiding behind others to unleash his skills is a bit crazy. Even Kizaru would be impressed; he's acting like an idiot.

The protagonist the author created is truly pathetic. He can't even do basic math, he lacks common sense, and he can sleep for ten or twenty hours straight. This isn't called being a lazy bum; it's just plain useless. Even with a system supporting him, he's still incredibly useless.

A shut-in is simply someone who doesn't want to go out, doesn't want to interact with people, and prefers to lie down in their own comfortable place. They're not pigs who just sleep and eat, nor are they lazy bums or figurine collectors. What you're describing is a "mansion."

This isn't laziness, this is stupidity forcibly lowering one's intelligence.

He emphasizes how lazy he is, saying he'd never go to the secret realm and would live a life of leisure, but then he participates in the secret realm assessment for rewards. This is practically the same as going to the secret realm to improve and earn money—how contradictory! He'll definitely find all sorts of excuses to go to the secret realm in the future. So what's the point of emphasizing his laziness and having a "lazy" system?

To be honest, I read this because I was looking for something to read, but after ten chapters, I'm getting a bit bored. The main character is really awful, and I just don't click with him. Sigh~