Talent Awakening: Dream Space!

It's both satisfying and frustrating; the protagonist becomes incredibly powerful yet his growth is limited. This book is like a chicken rib—tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw away.

Common problems for beginners: awkward dialogue, sometimes making it difficult to distinguish who is speaking. The writing is disjointed and lacks focus. Actions and speech are illogical, and characters are overly formulaic and lack character traits. Despite having dual talents, deduction feels like a byproduct, completely unused; the protagonist is just an overpowered, underwhelming character.

If the population around Tianyang City, which is 20 million, suddenly decreases by tenfold, how many would that be again?

Is anyone still watching? If so, please give it a like.

The cheat codes were good, but the writing and plot weren't very good.

Is this the author's (or perhaps Chen's) old haunt? So many people with the surname Chen...

Your name seems a bit messy; I looked at it for a while and forgot who the main character was.

Dear author, I've given you ** flowers and three monthly tickets. Could you please update a few more times?

Early awakening means you can't awaken earlier; you have to be 16 to do so.

Review of Chapter 1, Cataclysmic Rebirth, of "Talent Awakening, Dream Space!" By Invincible Overlord.