The Weakest Combat Rating? I Grew a Max-Level Account!

This book is pretty good, but it does have some issues. The protagonist's morality is a bit too high; some might call him a saint. Also, there's a bit too much focus on the supporting characters. However, it's the kind of book I like, so I'll continue reading. The writing gets worse and worse towards the end, with too much filler.

I hope the dungeons can be made simple, simple enough that normal adventurers can still survive and strengthen themselves. It's not that the entire team is doomed just because the protagonist doesn't have any special abilities. Even if the protagonist does have special abilities, they still need luck and wisdom to avoid being wiped out.

It's indeed quite good, with a slightly fast pace, above-average writing and plot, and a fast-paced, enjoyable read. Aside from some melodramatic daily scenes, a lack of compelling climaxes, and well-developed characters, it falls somewhere between a decent read and a gem.

It's probably good enough, since I skipped through any chapters featuring supporting characters. Since I skipped through them, I can refrain from criticizing it, but the style definitely shows I've watched too much Naruto and One Piece. 🍉

It's visually appealing, the character's abilities are well-utilized, and he's basically invincible among his peers. The fight scenes are also well-written. However, the parents' situation wasn't handled well. No matter what, they shouldn't have been ignored. They could have separated from the family and let them live with their sister. Although they gave them some money later, it was still unsettling.

Overall, it was pretty good, except for the part about saving Qi Yu (firstly, Qi Yu and her twins were already showing signs of exhaustion at the beginning; secondly, the male lead has lived two lives, and given his family situation in the second life, it's already quite good that he didn't harm anyone and maintained his principles, yet he was still thinking of saving Qi Yu, who was already…

It's beautiful, much more beautiful than other ones that score 9 or higher.

The theme is fresh and worth reading, the plot is logically clear, and I hope the author keeps writing. Such a good novel deserves a rating! 😎

The protagonist is a character who grows through experience. Initially, the protagonist is somewhat naive and idealistic, but quickly realizes his mistakes after being betrayed by his teammates and learns from them. I don't think this initial naiveté is a flaw, but rather a necessary part of the protagonist's growth before truly experiencing the bizarre world.

I don't know why it got such a low rating, but I think it's alright. The story has good ups and downs and isn't mindless. It's better than those 8-point shows; it should be around a 9.0.