We're All Lolis Now, and You Still Want to Fight Me?

The current impression is quite good, but the later plot feels like it's lowering the system's prestige. Those looking for an invincible system story might want to consider it, but the system is currently set up as a talent innate to a very small number of people. It's uncertain whether there will be any problematic elements like the system fighting in battles later on, so the risk of it being considered a "feedback" story is not low. The only redeeming quality is the author's writing style.

This book mainly focuses on character progression through combat, which I personally found quite enjoyable. Like when I play games, I especially love constantly improving my character's stats; there's a strange sense of satisfaction in it…🤔 By the way, has the author ever played Mental Omega? I mean, the Mental Omega mod for Red Alert 2.

So beautiful! I love this kind of super strong loli 💕, not the soft and indecisive type.

I've only read half of it so far. The system is quite novel, but the quality is... Well, I get it. I glanced at the author's previous works and hope this one is long, at least around 1 million words. 😘 🤔The pace can be slowed down a bit, then there can be more close interactions. There don't need to be many battles, but there should be some because the protagonist's system abilities are incredibly overpowered.

It's great! Won't the protagonist's energy eventually be able to change and modify the entire universe? 😏

It's beautiful, no need to say more 🥰

It's pretty good; it's nice to watch in your spare time.

One of the few books that I, as a cat, have seriously finished reading.

It looks nice, but it's too short.

I'm back after 402 days! I haven't read many chapters yet, but it doesn't seem as good as the author's first book.