From the Start, I Overhaul My Talent and Become Invincible!

It's great! Very well written. Many comments in the earlier chapters criticized the protagonist for being taken advantage of. The truth is, many people are too selfish and narrow-minded. They only see what the protagonist "lost," not what others helped him with. It seems that for them, the protagonist must be incredibly wealthy yet utterly stingy.

It's alright, but there are a few minor flaws. In the Sakura Country instance, after the protagonist leaves, his excessive relics are simply left for the natives to use, and the other awakened ones don't seem surprised at all, nor do they try to steal them. This sacrifices some logic for the sake of the plot.

It's definitely a satisfying read, really satisfying. The protagonist is completely overpowered and crushes everyone in their path without any acting. There are no overpowered plots or strange writing styles throughout the entire book, making it a very enjoyable read overall. The only flaw is the supposed female lead, Qin Bai.

Seeing 35 images, can the protagonist's sword distinguish between friend and foe? It drains the life force from enemies but not from itself. And the protagonist can still chat and laugh with Qin Bai and the others while fighting 😅

Seeing Qin Bai, who seems to be the female lead in Chapter 11, although she thought the protagonist was just an NPC and only wanted to start the main storyline, she's actually just tagging along with him. She doesn't understand the protagonist's motivation for bringing her along; she's just a burden, yet he even gives her an elite monster to practice on while he acts as her babysitter (is it…

This ending is pretty good. The whole novel is really great. The only downside might be that it's a little short. Yours becomes less common after the fifth rank. It would be better if you wrote out its complete growth process. Ah, of course this is just my personal opinion. What do you think? It's up to you. And then, thank you to the author for bringing me such a wonderful and interesting novel.

Overall, it's pretty good. Both the Sakura Country arc and the ongoing arc have excellent settings and the author has also written their own content. As for the issue of the female supporting character mentioned in other comments, I don't really feel anything about it. As long as she played her part and helped you out, there's nothing wrong with that. Overall, it's still worth watching.

An 8.1 Rating is a bit low; this book should probably get a 9.0. It's a standard, overpowered, wish-fulfillment novel with a few clichés. The cheat system involves extracting cheat abilities in each world in a roguelike manner. The only downside is that the ending feels a bit rushed.

Rating: 5 stars Plot rating: 4 stars, it's okay (the romance part has some issues). Main character rating: 3 stars (average) Recommended rating: 4 stars, not bad. Plot Summary Lin Qiu (protagonist): All the scripts and worlds I've experienced are dreams. In the final scene, he discovers he is already dead. His world has already been destroyed. The so-called time travel experience is all a dream.

Judging by the duration, I like it anyway 🙂 If you have a similar comment, feel free to contact me.