Forever Level One, Yet Invincible: I Hunt Gods!

It's actually not bad, but there's just too much equipment data, which is overwhelming. And isn't the focus misplaced? Shouldn't the focus be on strengthening the character? Instead of developing skills and attributes, it's all about acquiring equipment. Then you get a piece or two from each dungeon run, then you upgrade it again, changing the attributes once more.

Progress for the day: 35 chapters written! 👍👍👍👍👍👍 Awesome!

It was maliciously attacked. Protagonist: Just you wait, you'll be finished next time we meet. 🍉🍉

Despite possessing an all-knowing cheat ability, the protagonist only uses it sporadically. He can even observe hidden talent data in the game system's backend, indicating he's either at the same level as or a level above the game system. In this situation, the game system should be powerless against the protagonist's cheat ability, yet the protagonist barely uses it.

Archers max out Agility; I don't know which game came up with that. Lu Bu maxes out Agility, but can't draw his bow properly, which is ridiculous. Even in games like Fantasy Westward Journey where attribute points are pitifully low, you wouldn't dare max out Agility; it's just pure damage with low Strength and fragile constitution.

Not bad. By the way, a quick rant about some people who like to jump around: If you don't like the extreme stat allocation, just quit! You're reading some virtual stuff where "too much strength your physique can't handle, too much speed your physique can't handle, no strength" and stuff like that [what?]

The advantage is that the data is well-written, giving it the feel of an online game novel. The disadvantage is that there's far too much data, which severely impacts the plot and is tiring to read and write. I suggest not changing equipment too frequently, and avoiding data on non-essential equipment. If you really want to include data, I recommend writing a separate section for each piece.

Aside from not being able to upgrade, can all your talents be improved? Can't you increase your health or attributes? Can't you improve your skills? Then Super 3S is really trash! Improving yourself is much better than improving your external attributes.

How so? His main passive ability is plundering, and he lacks many items. However, in many situations, he chooses these attributes.

[Talent: Infinite (??)] [Effect: Experience points gained from killing monsters cannot be used to level up your character, but can be used to upgrade equipment, items, skills... (Cannot enhance this talent).] It doesn't say it can't enhance the main character, so why doesn't it continue to enhance when equipped?