This Game Is Way Too Easy

Based on the previous book, and judging from the first few chapters, there aren't any major flaws. The protagonist is a highly intelligent and calm individual, and so far, none of the main characters are particularly offensive. This book has the potential to be even better than the previous one. Keep it up! @KeyboardXiaoYue

I feel this story has the potential to be a hit. The protagonist is intelligent, strategic, and logical, not mindless. The protagonist's overpowered abilities aren't too outrageous. Most importantly, the protagonist has bonds, no terminal illness, no debt, no wheelchair-bound sister, is healthy, has family, and, crucially, doesn't break up at the start. (I've read too many outrageous online game novels, so please don't mind my rant.)

This book is pretty good. If I can control the pacing well, I think I have a chance to reach the level of "Godlike Mechanic," or at least not by much. Honestly, this book is really good.

Wow, the book's design is really good. It incorporates some realistic elements, and overall, I enjoyed it. I think the world-building is great. I just want to ask if the author has a female lead? I'm into both single and multiple female leads 💕 The story took off immediately after the mine incident. I saw an excellent organization, though the author only wrote about a few people. But if all organizations are like this, it's a kind of faith. I suggest the author change the book title.

Although the synopsis hasn't revealed all the details, overall it's quite outstanding on Tomato Book. The writing style and logic are decent, making it engaging and worth reading. While the world-building framework feels somewhat incomplete, the setting can be gradually improved and doesn't hinder reading. I don't understand why the rating is so low.

First glance: The premise is quite interesting. Second glance: The author is Xiao Yue, hmm, Keyboard Xiao Yue, who? Holy crap, my bro's back! I'm reading this! I've reached the latest chapter, and the author is as awesome as ever. Don't let this book sit unfinished, everyone!

The latest chapter, number 78, isn't a typical wish-fulfillment story; the protagonist's special abilities are minimal. The plot unfolds gradually, the characters are vivid and intelligent, and the overall style is somewhat dark. While I'm not particularly fond of this style of writing, to be honest, the quality is beyond what you'd call a typical light novel. Five stars are well-deserved; just don't let it go awry later. [Learned something new]

It's alright, but author, how long has it been since you updated? 😫😫😫

I've read over 100 chapters so far. While the world-building isn't vast, it's very detailed. Of course, there will definitely be things that even in the finale, we might not know for sure. But so far, the pacing is very relaxed, and the logic isn't too flawed. It's just that some parts seem to be just filler to make the process work for the ending. These are minor issues, easily overlooked.

So far, this book is quite enjoyable. Initially, some people thought the protagonist not killing the other two was a flaw, but I think it's alright. The protagonist's reason—to conserve energy—is reasonable, especially since they couldn't defeat him anyway. His power-up isn't too far-fetched; there's a fairly plausible reason, and the method isn't too hard to accept.