Games Invade Reality, and I Have a Space-Time Talent!

Everything else is fine, but the fact that upgrading only adds free attribute points is a major flaw. Everyone starts with 10 in all four stats. Each level up grants 5 free points, totaling 50. If an assassin allocates 30 points to Agility and 20 to Strength, that's 40 Agility and 30 Strength. They can easily kite a warrior with 30 Strength and 20 Constitution.

It's not bad, but the experience required for leveling up is a bit too much, and there are few ways to gain experience. Many people are actually tired of this slow leveling-up but high combat power model.

I saw the part where you defeat the bronze boss. Shouldn't there be a first kill announcement, a server-wide notification, and some rewards after defeating the boss? But there was nothing, so I can only give it four stars.

Why does glass make a sound when time is stopped? Why does blood spurt when someone kills someone? Why do passersby see someone teleporting while fighting monsters? Why would you add hundreds of points to Intelligence first when adding just 10 points to Agility would double your attack speed?

A very meticulous novel; I haven't found any flaws yet.

Author, this book is really great! My brother's character starts strong and goes on a crazy rampage, truly "good turning evil," hahaha, so satisfying! 🤭🤭 I love my brother's spirit; nothing is invincible, it's just a matter of getting stronger gunpowder! 🤭🤭🤭 The imagery is vivid, the writing is good, and it's a very comfortable read.

Reality is great. Games could be less about making the protagonist gradually invincible, instantly becoming worth millions or trillions, and then having a major event unfold in reality instead of just fighting monsters in the game. That's too boring. I skip around and watch the real-world parts; they're much more interesting.

This book is good. The protagonist has a strong cheat ability, but the opponents are also strong. As long as it doesn't have a bad ending and fills in the plot holes from the beginning, it will be a good work.

It's pretty good, and the premise is also quite good in my opinion, but there's still a bit too little content.

The text is very rigorous and logical, without any glaring flaws. However, its weaknesses include a lack of inherent advantages for the protagonist. For example, the ability to stop time is an external advantage. The characteristic of trading mana for invincibility means that the assassin's inherent attributes will be lacking, such as agility, while constitution is essential for all classes.