Battling for Supremacy Across Worlds? I Carry a Cheat Mod
万界争霸？我随身携带修改器
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- Sports
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- Gaming & Sports
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- The Main God Is Shocked: This Newcomer Has Infinite Stats Across the Board主神惊了，这新人的属性全是无限Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's quite good, and there are three chapters updated every day. The game starts with a cheat function that directly increases luck to almost infinite levels, but unfortunately, it still has a numerical value, unlike the later game where intelligence is directly increased to infinite levels. If the protagonist's luck is so high, isn't that just misfortune for his enemies?
I finished reading it in two days, and it's very good. There might be a few minor flaws, but I think they're insignificant. It's already incredibly well-written with only a few revisions. It's not padded at all, and the plot is consistently tight. The protagonist is always overwhelmingly powerful and sweeps through everything.
One word: awesome, incredibly awesome, absolutely awesome the whole time. How could playing a game with a cheat code be anything but awesome? 🤦 The challenge lies in making this novel engaging even while having a cheat code for gaming, without getting you bored... The concept is quite ingenious. Actually, I'd rather see a battle between rebirth and destiny/transmigration...
I'm not exaggerating, but everyone who reads this book is exceptionally handsome, admired by all, and unmatched by anyone. They are elegant and refined, possess both inner and outer beauty, are overflowing with talent, noble in character, utterly invincible, masterful, reaching the pinnacle of skill, possessing extraordinary talent, inspiring awe and wonder, illuminating the world, seeing far and…
It's quite interesting, and the anticipation is good. There are some details that you've already seen in light novels. Then, the modifier in the later part seems to be used purely as a trump card. Is this going to delve deeper into the research direction?
This book is pretty good; the protagonist is truly invincible. I've seen some comments saying it suppresses combat power, but that's not actually the case. For example, the quantity was changed the second time, and some people think changing it to increase the power level would be better, but what's the difference?
I've read the latest chapter. As it stands, the fact that there's no flirting with women is already a red flag. The protagonist is an invincible lone wolf, and speedrunning through the story is incredibly satisfying. Enjoy it while you can! Finding well-written stories like this—no female lead, no flirting, and a decent, concise plot—is extremely rare.
It's great, really great. The world-building and the protagonist's growth are both handled exceptionally well! These kinds of stories where the protagonist relies on external assistance and then grows stronger through their own hard work are the best! The various behaviors resulting from their increased intelligence also perfectly match our stereotypical image of a genius 🤦
I've finished reading the update, and I'd give it four stars. The earlier chapters were a bit weak, but it's the author's first time writing, so I think it's pretty good. In the earlier chapters, the numerical values were inflated too much, and the plot wasn't engaging enough.
The game progressed too quickly from the start, entering a rapid development phase with almost no transition, and crucially, it didn't show the panic that ordinary people experience when entering the game. The narrative of this book is somewhat simplistic, but it's undeniably enjoyable, and the plot is well-developed. Overall, this book is good.