I Actually Became a Top Player

The beginning was quite good, but the character development of the best friend in the middle wasn't very good. She kept asking the protagonist for face masks and perfume, and even lived with her. Also, why were all the housekeepers portrayed as women in their twenties? And the way the protagonist talked about money with her best friend felt poorly written.

Honestly, it's a shame the author doesn't do commentary. 🤦

The Elf account isn't very appealing; it's also not very good to talk about who killed whom in PUBG. Maybe we can play something bigger?

The author's concept is decent; there's not much writing involved. However, the Supreme Treasure Chest is a bit outrageous. Giving away so much—how will they handle the later developments when other characters discover that one person possesses so much, yet their families are still in danger? With so many rewards, how will they be rewarded later? Are they going to conquer the Earth?

It has sound values, doesn't rely on fluff, and has a clear line of thought; it's a pity there's no follow-up.

The synopsis is excellent, but the content is somewhat unacceptable.

I knew the author was a newbie the moment I joined the guild.

It looks alright, and it's quite enjoyable. I'll give it 5 stars for now.

It looks pretty good.