Reborn, I Speedrun Mount Shu and Aim to Ascend to Honghuang

Brainless protagonist

How should I put it, it's not well spliced. Most novels like this one, which are similar to online games coming to reality, either rely purely on data and experience to advance upward, or the reality of online games is just a passage, and everything after that still needs to be cultivated by oneself. This book just puts these two together, as if it is a systematic addition. The levels are also divided too high, 100 levels too many. Each level is basically a matter of adding points, although there is occasional practice. But the author can't describe the scenes of cultivation, or even the scenes with extra points. The author seems to have a bit too messy the data. It didn't give an initial data, it just said how much spiritual energy or how many things you have, you can directly break through which level, what level of the technique? It looks messy.

The protagonist's physique is from a congenital waste to an acquired average. His intelligence has always been a waste. He has no self-control over dangerous benefits. He is greedy and wants everything. He doesn't have enough brains and wants to play tricks with others.

What is the meaning of rebirth? Not at all comfortable, just go ahead and do it, all relying on temporary memories

Not good, not bad, average toxicity

Pretty good. . . .

Only so many words?

The beginning is so ink?

Looks pretty good

Is it okay?