Jungle Survival: I Can Extract Animal Abilities

It's a bit puzzling to see that the protagonist barely uses any cheat codes. In stories with cheat codes, the protagonist's strength should primarily come from those cheat codes; otherwise, it feels very strange, like someone who's incredibly wealthy choosing to beg for food. Even if begging is actually quite effective, the reader won't feel any connection to the character.

Fire and thunder, overloaded and exploded!

A broken dagger, the game starts with a warning that you can't fight monsters above white level, but they actually gave you a green level start. Why not give you a god-tier weapon at the start?

Why not buy up large quantities of basic runes? Wouldn't it be better to synthesize intermediate or advanced runes and sell them at a higher price?

It's well written, please don't stop updating.

What's the point of fusion? (Eating popcorn) Isn't it for fusing runes? (Eating popcorn)

Drink the Divine Soul to evolve the Crimson Flame Lion

Regarding Chapter 21 of Angry Watermelon's novel "Jungle Survival: I Can Extract Animal Abilities"—Is Little Fire a Girl? (3/4)—please give me flowers! Chapter Review.

Review of Chapter 42, "Slaying the Red Tiger and Encountering Players," from the novel "Jungle Survival: I Can Extract Animal Abilities" by Angry Watermelon (with over 10,000 flowers).

Do the animals killed by the house not gain abilities? Why don't they?