Focus Up and Reach the Pinnacle

Wow, this is great! I love this lone wolf vibe! I've read a lot of space-themed novels and never understood why the protagonist would form a team or recruit allies. How does doing this in a place full of killing and betrayal show the protagonist's uniqueness and refusal to conform? Depicting the protagonist as a ray of light in the darkness is really unbearable; I just can't relate to it.

Platinum funds, quick update, sleepless nights

The author writes wonderfully; I hope it doesn't stop updating! If possible, could the protagonist gain a point or two to their attributes when they break through skill barriers? Their attributes are too weak; skill alone isn't enough. Also, author, is there a female lead? I hope it's a no-female-lead story.

It's good, but the updates are too infrequent; two chapters a day is simply not enough. Also, please, author, don't abandon the series! Many books I've been following have had their authors just release outlines and leave. If the author can persevere, you can take five stars.

Lone Wolf, rampage, reminiscent of "Reincarnation Circle"—those who enjoy reincarnation stories will definitely like this. However, the writing isn't quite there yet, but the author has said they'll practice more.

It's good, but it takes dozens of chapters and a lot of effort to write a good world. Tomatoes (a popular Chinese writing platform) is free, so it doesn't make any money at all. I can only say that the author should keep up the good work!

The protagonist chooses swordsmanship as his skill for unlimited upgrades, with the sole reason being: coolness. This is the book's first and biggest flaw. The author offers numerous explanations for this choice, including but not limited to: 1. Swords are no weaker than any other weapon; 2. Theoretically, choosing any skill is the same, the key being late-game development.

It's alright, but you can't rely entirely on dungeons to improve skills, right? You could set up some training rooms or something, where you could spend money to increase your combat power, and you could even add some filler text.

It's well-written and original, but it's a pity it didn't get any traffic. The book title is bad; the editor will probably tell you that titles like "Anger" need to be changed to attract readers. A bad title is also a bad one (e. G., "Bankruptcy at the Start, Apocalypse with a Knife").

A decent, fast-paced story with a moderate pace. The protagonist's overpowered abilities aren't too outrageous, and there's really no female lead or many female supporting characters. Even when there are female supporting characters, they either advance the plot or make deals with the protagonist.