All My Jellyfish Can Do Is Glow

It's really good, I don't know why? How come the traffic is so low? This one is different from typical system novels; it's not as overpowered, but it still maintains a very enjoyable reading experience. The protagonist isn't stupid either, and the character design is well-maintained. It's really good.

This book feels better than the previous one with random skills, and the setting is more modern. However, it seems like the later chapters will focus on fighting aliens, and there's still a lot to explore, such as the scenery of other cities and the daily lives of minors. I'm looking forward to the university chapters (simple monster-slaying and leveling up feels boring and predictable).

I love this book. While it's not the kind of book that immediately captivates you, it's incredibly addictive and perfectly suits my taste. I hope the author continues to write well. I've also spotted several foreshadowing elements, making me feel like the later chapters will be very exciting.

The book is alright, but it feels like the protagonist encounters mostly good people, and too many secrets are revealed to him, even though they haven't known each other for very long. It's just lucky they're all good people 🤦

This book is pretty good, at least for me. However, I don't understand why the traffic is so low. It was recommended to me by a referral program, and I happened to be looking for something to read, so I picked it up. My impression was that it felt a bit awkward; the protagonist's growth was a bit too rapid, with little transition space, at least that's how it felt when I finished it in one go.

Overall, the novel is good. Although some parts might seem a bit mindless to some readers, it does reflect the mindset of a high school student and follows the protagonist's gradual growth. The system also guides the protagonist towards correct values.

The friendship-themed interactions between men and women are so delicious 😋

Around chapter 193, during the semi-finals, the protagonist's evolution hadn't been revealed before, yet everyone knew he had evolved into a jellyfish. A comment from April asked the author about this, but the author offered no response, neither revising the text nor offering an explanation. Don't say you didn't see it; the author liked a July comment on the same paragraph.

Honestly, the current rating doesn't reflect reality. This 6.6 Is fake. The author writes so much better than a real 6.6. The logic is clear, and the "golden finger" (powerful ability) isn't the traditional kind that just keeps giving out tasks to level up. Even the dialogue is a bit silly. By normal standards, it would easily get a 9.0. It's truly amazing. Author, please update soon!!

It's really good. I don't know why the rating is so low. I skipped it several times because of the low rating, but I'm glad I clicked on it. It's totally my type! 👍👍🤔🤔