Starting with Ten? You're Really Exploiting a Bug!

The premise is good, it doesn't torture the protagonist or suppress the power levels, but the imagination could be a bit wilder. There's no need for excessive use of toilet humor when creating a character. For example, multiplying the hormone or enzyme levels by 10 would kill even the most powerful character. 😅

This book is amazing! The protagonist is incredibly intelligent, wielding his power of multiplying tenfold with unparalleled skill, completely manipulating the villains without a single flaw. It's the epitome of a satisfying read, definitely deserving of a place on Tomato's list of masterpieces. This is so good! It's so good! Anyone who loves Akaishi should check it out, this book is amazing!!

It's quite interesting. Although many comments mentioned suppressing combat power, it doesn't actually affect the protagonist's invincibility and coolness at the current stage, haha. I feel that's what makes it interesting. The female lead is especially cute; it's rare to see a female lead who's a good match (birds of a feather) for the male lead, haha. It started off weird from the moment he tricked the female lead's father; it feels like the author's gone a bit overboard. 😂

The "invincible protagonist" genre is really fun to read. It would be even better if you ignored the protagonist's tragic past before transmigrating. Seeing this outdated, supernatural setting really made me want to leave 🤦. Also, the protagonist's use of his cheat abilities is truly invincible.

Five-star review. The protagonist's imagination is equal to the author's imagination. He possesses invincible abilities and is chased by seven people. After his ability to multiply by ten is exposed, he can only multiply by ten with his left foot and toes. There's also a sudden addition of a mental energy consumption setting, but the consumption isn't significant, and he still manages to let four escape.

It's good; it has humor, character development, and satisfying moments, but so far there's only one female lead. However, I'd still like to add a few more, as that would allow for more chapters with romantic subplots and more. The vivid expressions and emotional descriptions of the characters are very realistic. Too many chapters focus on kidnapping and demanding money; try something new and original! I'm not saying anything more; it could have been written much better.

Ten times the chance. This cheat is huge, but so far, its application doesn't offer any surprises. I quite like it for the female protagonist's daily life, though. It's only effective against intelligent life forms. Anger, the urge to defecate, being disliked, trouble, work, debt—10 times the chance, enough to make enemies suffer. There are no enemies at all.

It's pretty good, but the writing is a bit slow. Would it be okay for the author to update more frequently? Are there any similar stories, or stories where the male lead has a cheat code and the female lead is strong but naive, with similar protagonist settings to this book?

The subject matter is novel, and the plot is unconventional. Five stars for encouragement. I've now acquired the protagonist's "Multiply Ten System." Now, "the author's typing speed is multiplied by ten, daily updates are multiplied by ten, the word count per chapter is multiplied by ten, and daily income is multiplied by ten."

It's pretty good. I initially saw comments saying someone was looking for books with nearly a million readers, but when I clicked in, I saw over 800,000 people criticizing it. I couldn't resist clicking to see what was going on. After reading it, I felt it was quite good, just too short. It's still quite enjoyable to read without thinking too much.