A Great Brawl of Technicians: A Tidal Wave of Skills Sweeps the Heavens

This book is great! Don't take the skill levels too seriously; skill combinations are what really matter. Awesome! Medusa's Petrifying Light only lasts a week, but combined with the skill of collecting gazes, it created hundreds of single-use Petrifying Lights. And a whole host of other imaginative skill combinations.

Four stars. It's okay for killing time, but there's no main plot or anything that will grab your attention. The author said they were on chapter three, but I've read up to chapter fifty. It just doesn't feel engaging enough to keep reading, so I find it hard to continue. Overall, though, it's alright; there aren't any major flaws.

It's pretty good, and most importantly, it has foreshadowing, but the author spoiled it for me in the comments section 🤦 Although it's supposedly to cater to a wider audience, it's still acceptable. It's quite good, but you have to be patient to read it, because many people are in a hurry these days and just glance at it and leave.

The writing style of this book is indeed quite good, and the plot is also decent. The most interesting part is the imaginative skill system. The dungeons might be a bit cliché, but finding something truly valuable in this challenging world is no easy feat. I think it's worth reading.

Actually, this book is around 4 stars, but the cover gives it an ridiculously low rating. It's actually worth at least 8.5. The author is a newcomer, and there are indeed some bugs, such as Obito's eye technique being Amaterasu... It's a bit unreliable, but it wins in terms of the good theme and skill design. I suggest keeping the dungeon content shorter and fixing the bugs.

Overall, the author's pacing is pretty good, but there's a slight inconsistency between the protagonist's character development in the early stages and so far. There are many humorous moments and commendable sections, but overall it's quite good. As long as they avoid any sloppy or overly padded content, it'll be excellent. I hope the author continues to write well, ignoring the negative reviews from those who are simply unhappy with the story. Keep it up! 👍💕

It's a pretty good book. The low rating is because the beginning was a bit illogical and misleading 🤦. For example, the reward for first place was much worse than the reward for second place, which caused many people to give it a low score. The rest of the book is still very exciting, with a grand world view, lots of funny moments and references.

It's a great read, with a very imaginative concept and good pacing. The plot drags a little at times, but it's still manageable. The overall setting is quite good; the skills have a bit of a horror-themed amusement park feel, but they have their own unique characteristics, and the abilities and their application are well-developed. It also incorporates fantastical martial arts techniques. In short, it's a novel worth reading.

It's alright, the reading flow is quite smooth. The author's dungeon concept is also good, but I'm afraid the author might not like it, so I always accidentally reveal the foreshadowing myself 🤦 I'm worried the author might abandon the project, so I'm giving it a good review 😏 Keep up the good work and write more exciting dungeons!

Honestly, this rating is too low. It's very well written; the content and overall plot were incredibly moving. Even the author mentioned that it would offer a different experience. It's a pity the ending was too rushed; characters like Little Sirius and Red Hare weren't given a proper conclusion.