The Dice of Fate: Every Roll Is a Gamble

It's very well written, and the author's update frequency is decent. However, the storyline involving the two sisters is too long; please don't let any romance develop. The main focus should be on the male protagonist's decisive and ruthless actions, and his ascension to godhood using dice. The first 50 chapters were very well written and were a masterpiece, but after the part about going to the nurse's house, it completely fell apart, even though it was so long.

It's really good, I watched it all in one go, highly recommended. Chapter 56 onwards, it's all over. Keep up with the times, who likes this kind of plot these days?

Having read for nearly 1700 hours, I'm honestly the first time I've seen such a novel subject. This book is definitely in my top five of this year's "Ten Miles of Gold Rush"—it's bound to be a hit! After abandoning this genius, I finally understand why the later ratings were so low. Such a great subject matter, and the writing after chapter 56 was so frustrating. This author is truly talented; I can't take it anymore! This author is a real genius!

The author writes very well, quite realistically, and the plot is coherent and exciting. The only parts that really bothered me were the scenes where the protagonist saved Su Wan (which completely blew my hearing away) and shot the people inside the cocoon. Those were probably the only remaining traces of guilt the protagonist felt after taking the drug and releasing the monster. Keep it up, author! 😄😄 It got a bit laggy towards the end. 😅

This is so good! With super intelligence and absolute rationality, the protagonist is practically surrounded by a huge army of women. He's just an ordinary person with enhanced intelligence and some physical abilities, like reaction speed. Without needing an army, he single-handedly enters a dangerous area in front of the armed police, sweeping away the horde of women.

It's really great! Is the title holding it back? It gets better and better as you read on. While some parts are a bit exaggerated and the protagonist is portrayed as somewhat superhuman, at least it's not a purely formulaic story. Looking forward to the next installment!

This is amazing! Keep up the quality, and this novel could easily be in the top 100 on Tomato Books. I've read similar ones before, but the protagonists always met tragic ends. This one seems much better. Keep updating! The word count is too low right now; I finished it in less than a morning.

It's so good, I've been watching it non-stop. A lot of people are saying the two female yanderes lowered the rating, but I feel that's another highlight, preventing it from feeling generic. Highly recommended!!!

The author has their own ideas, but also listens to readers' advice. So far, the writing is generally quite excellent. After completion, further revisions and adjustments can make it a truly outstanding work. However, some logical points in the beginning need strengthening, and some parts that deviate from conventional logic will need to be corrected after completion. Keep writing!

Having been a bookworm for ten years, my assessment is that it's alright, with its flaws, but it also has its own unique creativity. It's much better than those clichéd system novels; truly original novels are rare these days. Five stars for encouragement! Hope the author updates soon!