Online Game: I Can See the Success Rate

This is a labor of love, so it deserves a five-star review!

High-quality online game novel, accurate data, engaging, and quite enjoyable!

Highly recommend! Keep up the good work, author! As a seasoned bookworm, I have high hopes for your new book. Keep it up!

I'll give you five stars as encouragement. I hope the author continues to improve and doesn't fall into the same trap as "Forbidden Spell Healer," which became somewhat weak towards the end. The beginning was quite enjoyable, but as more attributes and skills appeared, it clearly felt like just padding the word count and didn't get very good. I've already quit.

I read it, but didn't add it to my bookshelf. Giving it an extra star feels like a betrayal of my conscience, and giving it a less star also feels like a betrayal of my conscience. I don't know how to comment; maybe I'm just a very cautious person. Anyway, I think I'm a master of the art of being cautious. Hmm.

If life is too bitter, then eat sugarcane! It's a bit fibrous, but it's sweet! Spitting out the pulp and peel while savoring the taste is better than white sugar, sweeter than first love. Hahaha…

Personally, I think it's best to always be a lone wolf, and ideally, your secrets should remain unknown to everyone. Ideally, he'd be a lone wolf in real life too; that auntie would be superfluous.

This book is alright, but the part about the real world could either be mentioned briefly or written much better. It gets increasingly watered down and illogical towards the end.

It's really rare to find a readable book like this among a bunch of dissertation defenses.

Just for this aspect of Yulgang, it deserves 5 stars!