You Asked Me to Add Entries, So Why Do I Have Every Cause and Effect Under My Control?

So far, it looks pretty good. There are so many affixes: super armor, true damage, permanently reducing enemy mana, and even demotion and stat reduction on kill, and inability to revive after soul separation. There are so many, and many are great. Just don't get poison later on, and don't forget about these affixes. These affixes are so useful; forgetting even one or two will lower the rating.

It's really good, very enjoyable. I've been reading too many novels lately, and life is already so tiring, I don't really feel like reading those mind-bending or depressing ones. After all, life is already stressful enough; if even reading a novel is this difficult, what's the point? Author, I support you! Just be yourself and don't overthink things and limit yourself. Keep going! 😊

The book is good, I highly recommend it. Although there are quite a few minor bugs, they don't detract from its overall quality. The fact that the protagonist isn't overshadowed makes those minor issues worthwhile. Of course, as a web novel, the data flow I love is incredibly rare.

The protagonist is awesome, the logic is sound, and it's really enjoyable to read. At least so far, it's not a mindless story. It's pretty funny, and it's somewhat interesting. The entry is interesting; it refers to staple food. The author updates frequently. Five stars Not enough to read, not nearly enough! I want to collect books.

It's alright, but I've already completed the advancement trial, and why aren't my attributes increasing at all with each level up? 🍉

First of all, I want to say that this book is pretty good, readable, and quite enjoyable. The logic is sound, the chapter reviews are interesting, and the readers are all very talented. Secondly, the author also answers some of the readers' questions, which enhances the reading experience. There are many entries, most of which are quite interesting.

It's pretty good, a rare gem among entry-level articles. The pacing is decent, and the data isn't inconsistent. However, this also makes the second talent seem overly conservative. Also, the updates are unstable; although it's three chapters at a time, that's not enough.

Hugs to the author. Don't pay attention to those low-class people. Some people are just unhappy with their own lives, but they can't vent in real life, so they take it out on the internet. There's no need to get angry because of them.

A few suggestions: First, since the protagonist's causal weapon is theoretically invincible, could it directly eliminate the evil god? Second, regarding the control of attribute strength, it doesn't need to be written in great detail. Also, could the job advancement process be accelerated appropriately?

Overall, the book started off quite well. I don't know if it will have a bad ending, but if the development remains stable, it could be a good book. However, its overall rating probably won't exceed nine.