I’m Just a Farmer. One Move, Instant Kill. Makes Perfect Sense

Do you know why the rating is so low? You labeled it as having no female lead (maybe you're trying to capitalize on its current popularity), and then wrote about the secretary. If you had just briefly mentioned her, people drawn in by the "no female lead" label would either have left or ignored it. But you have her in every chapter, and she's constantly pushing the boundaries...

I don't understand how an SSS-rank class's skills and attributes could be weaker than a B-rank class. All these settings are just to highlight the protagonist's powerful B-rank class. But I don't see it at all; without the government's subsidies at the start, B-rank skills would be completely useless.

The beginning was too drawn out, the exciting moments were unclear, and there was too much setup, which ultimately felt superfluous. Having the authority to put on a show and manipulate public opinion is ridiculous; 99% of netizens are complete idiots. The same people who initially criticized you and later praised you are the same group.

The content is alright, but people usually read this kind of novel because of your title. Your talent is arguably limitless, but it's not truly limitless because it requires spending real money or having equipment that restores a percentage of energy, like in online novels. Or, if you remove the words "equivalent to" and "maximum limit," then it's truly limitless.

I thought infinite resets didn't need anything else. Turns out you added an energy limiter. So what's the difference between this and other cooldown reduction abilities? How is it infinite? Can skills still be used?

I understand why the score was low; the main character was portrayed as very unlikable. 🍉 The author may have intended to create a mature, calm, and ruthless protagonist, but the result is more like a cowardly, treacherous, and cunning villain. [Rolls eyes] He's both cowardly and obsequious when he's being patient, and there's even a sense that he's the dragon slayer who ends up becoming the dragon himself. In short, many scenes make the protagonist seem like a truly despicable person. 😅

Overall, the plot is decent, though a little verbose. The more verbose parts are explanations of interpersonal relationships and social dynamics, which new readers might find difficult to understand; you can skip those. For experienced readers, it's a plus—it shows high emotional intelligence. Plus, it incorporates many romantic techniques; interested readers can give it a try! 😏😏 Overall, it's pretty good, with a few minor tropes but not many major plot holes.

Later on, it became all about political intrigue. The dungeons were glossed over, the fight scenes were rushed, and the data was the same. What do you think is the reason why your performance is getting worse and worse? Here's a piece of advice: don't sell your assets; just say your income is only in the single digits. If it looks good, people won't go blind.

I typed a long paragraph and then deleted it, so that's it. All I can say is that this book has absolutely no logic.

It's incredibly cliché, but it's a classic "feel-good" novel.