Global Abyss: My Raft Can Upgrade into a Star Destroyer

The numerical control is fairly good, and the leveling up is quite enjoyable. It's a good read among leveling-up novels. The author's rambling isn't too annoying. The lack of female characters and supporting roles makes the plot a bit simplistic, but otherwise, it's quite well-written.

Overall, it's alright, I can accept it personally. I hesitated for a while after reading the negative reviews before deciding to read it. I read up to chapter 70. The main problem lies in the Abyss's targeting of the protagonist, which makes the difficulty increase too drastically. As for the data issues in the negative reviews, it's okay.

A very good book, it made my magic ball spin.

Putting aside the setting, writing style, characters, and plot, it's at least clear, smooth, and logical, better than most of the books I've read on Tomato Books. The upgrade system is too abstract; it only increases constitution, and it's unclear whether other stats will be upgraded later. Also, the experience required for leveling up is excessive, like playing a game of Soul Reaver.

A survival-themed light novel whose potential was hampered by its low rating.

I already thought the initial development was pretty good. But when it came to real-life revenge, it was even more exhilarating! Kill those who blocked your path, kill those who did evil, kill those who protected you, kill those who provided support—even those you couldn't defeat, you still managed to give them a big kill before leaving. It was really impressive. Five stars for you! 👍

This rating must be because the author offended too many haters. It should be at least eight points or higher.

The visuals are very similar; it feels like the author played ArcheAge. The name and function of the speedboat crafting table are the same.

It's well-written; it's a survival or adventure novel.

It's pretty good, but the author is actually writing two books at the same time!!! It broke as expected.