You Asked Me to Modify a Skill, So Why Did I Turn It into a Nuclear Blast?

Actually, I quite enjoyed this book, and the plot flowed fairly smoothly, with most of the story told reasonably well. The downsides are that there's too much unnecessary dialogue in some parts, which becomes tedious to read. Also, some classic scenes felt a bit awkward. I'm not reading anymore. Author, look how cunning you are!

Overall, it's quite well written. If I had to point out any flaw, it would be the placement of the number nine at the end instead of at the beginning; that's a slight imperfection. Everything else is excellent and worth reading.

It's a satisfying read, logically sound, but it lacks a little excitement. We've got invincible power, so we absolutely have to take a trip to some country. If all else fails... Maybe the coastline can unleash a couple of forbidden spells?

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It's pretty good, I recommend reading it. Leveling up is incredibly fast, and it has a system where you can allocate skill points in the attribute panel. (There's one drawback: perhaps because the author felt there wouldn't be much to write about if the protagonist became too powerful, skill points are allocated towards the end. If you're reading this, just assume you can only allocate points towards the end.) Highly recommended.

This novel is truly fast-paced, though it does have some of the typical "feel-good" elements of a fast-paced, wish-fulfillment novel. While it claims to be fast-paced, the writing is often drawn-out and includes filler scenes like "the villain's outburst" or "the leader's speech."

Why not add the 9 to the beginning when changing numbers? For example, isn't changing 320% damage to 999320% better than 320999%?

Even with the spell banned, the attack range is only 36.576 Meters. [Black Flame - Era of Destruction (Red) Lv1]: Releases a black flame from the sky, burning the world and dealing 8,928,342% dark attribute damage per second to all targets or units. The black flame cannot be destroyed or disappeared until the target or unit is burned to ashes.

@Second Ruins suggests you add a sentence to the system settings at the beginning: "Currently, numerical modifications can only be made by adding or subtracting from the last digit." I understand what you're trying to say, but the protagonist's first numerical modification added everything to the last digit, and you didn't explain that. At least half the players would be poisoned.

It's alright, it looks pretty cool. But when are you going to add some survival skills? This thing is so easy to kill an assassin.