My Stats Double Every Day, So I Turn Dark and Slaughter Everyone

This is another infinite flow Russian nesting doll story. Those who know, know; for those who don't, let me explain: A certain powerful family sees your sister's exceptional talent and wants to possess her (possessing her primordial yin, blood, soul, talent, etc.). You kill that family, and other families feel you've lost face, so you offend multiple clans.

Awesome! The system at the beginning was already amazing, and it gets even more exciting as you read on. In the latest chapter, the protagonist is on a killing spree, refusing to waste any time. Anyone who wants to kill him, regardless of their identity, is simply annihilated. It's so satisfying! Unlike some novels where the protagonist constantly tolerates or even acts as a babysitter when encountering powerful figures, this is a fantastic novel. Please update soon, author! 👍👍👍

It's a fast-paced, enjoyable story, but it's the kind where the older generation comes to the rescue after the younger ones are defeated, and the protagonist is invincible with enemies appearing from all directions in an endless chain of events. Furthermore, the protagonist doesn't have much time to develop his character; over 200 chapters have passed in just 10 days. Moreover, everyone's intelligence has been reduced; it's a classic case of practicing martial arts without training the brain.

So far, it's only doubled once; this cheat code is a bit slow.

Is this a parody of "Removing Human Limitations at the Start"? It's alright, I like watching this kind of thing. It's a good copy, and the key parts are the same. I hope it's a little different later on. As long as it's fun, that's fine!

Having read over 60 chapters, here's an objective assessment: The pacing is tight, though there are some minor flaws. All attributes have been boosted, and then there's the added pressure of different realms and restrictions – I don't think that's ideal. What does "great strength for a less specialized skill" mean? What's the point of "a novice can defeat a master with random punches"?

It's alright. It's much better than a mindless, addictive story in the realm of wish-fulfillment novels. It's just a bit rushed. So far, the characters are portrayed with a sense of loyalty and righteousness, which is the main plot's starting point. I hope the author updates soon!

The combat power isn't overwhelming. It's just a bit frustrating; it's too realistic, bringing reality into the equation. Because thinking about it, it's really possible that things could turn out this way in real life. Also, the butterfly effect is a bit sluggish, and the characters' reactions are a bit slow. Aren't there those AI simulators now? Using those to simulate the environment of the story world would be great.

One more cheat code is needed, because if the protagonist continues to grow like this, he will inevitably touch the river of time. The future protagonist can appear in the past, like that Kamen Rider, with his future self looking down on the past from a corner or a higher dimension.

It's a pure "feel-good" novel, and it gave me a good laugh. The main problem was the poor writing in the first few chapters, which almost made me give up. After reading over a hundred chapters, the plot is indeed quite typical, but the author's writing isn't particularly good, giving it a mindless, feel-good feel-good vibe, which is why it won't get a high score.