SSS-Rank Talent from the Start, My Tankiness Is Off the Charts

I've read up to Chapter 5. There's another character with the same SSS-level talent as the protagonist, but their abilities and power are far superior. It's not a wish-fulfillment story, which I don't particularly like, but I haven't read the later chapters yet. The beginning seems fine, so I'm giving it four stars.

Finally, there is a normal shield guard. As other novels are written, they are developed to be omnipotent. They have higher spells than mages, run faster than assassins, and do more damage than warriors. It is a complete insult to this profession.

I'll secretly give myself a rating; hopefully no one will notice. The author manually created an Excel properties panel, freeing themselves from the calculation difficulties and providing readers with a more rigorous panel. Don't worry about the data becoming corrupted in the later stages; the data will only become more accurate as it progresses. [KISS][KISS]

This is probably the best online game novel I've read recently. The score might be a bit low due to word count limitations, otherwise it would easily be around 8 points. The characters are vividly portrayed, and the data is rigorous (I haven't calculated it myself, but the author made an Excel spreadsheet).

I'll give it four stars for now. The main reason I'm giving it five stars is that it's an ensemble piece, and the protagonist doesn't seem to have fully developed yet. While it's an ensemble piece, it's not purely so, since there's a protagonist.

First of all, it is not an AI novel. At least I see that the writing is very natural and comfortable to read. Occasionally there are some small abstract places to liven up the atmosphere. As an online game novel, the plot, task relationship, and logic are well written. I feel that the author is more suitable for writing suspense and puzzles.

I've just read the latest chapter, Chapter 99. It's a very good online game article. It doesn't have the traditional rankings and the clichés of other Shield Guardian articles that crush everything. The protagonist is very good but also has shortcomings. It's in line with the actual situation. Come on, the author. I think this book is really good.

This is a great online game novel. It doesn't follow many clichés; the main focus is on the protagonist's continuous development and growth. It's not just a one-man show; other characters also have their highlights. The protagonist's personality is also very good, which I really like. There are practically no major flaws throughout, making it a very pleasant and enjoyable read.

Having read up to chapter 112, so far there aren't any major flaws, except for the writer's block [I understand]. Having read so many online game novels, this one is quite well-written and worth reading [I understand].

Yes, yes. This is the kind of ensemble piece I wanted to read. Everyone is the protagonist of their own story (the protagonist's opportunities are no less than anyone else's; if you're looking for a brainless beginning, you can leave now). Everyone walks their own path. Regret is also a constant companion. It's like a wish-fulfillment novel, but more like a realistic story.