Superhero System

I'm not trying to criticize, but this book is genuinely addictive. I tolerated the beginning; the protagonist's early saintly nature was one thing—after all, everyone needs to grow, I understand. But then, at chapter 400, you suddenly have the protagonist's father reincarnated as his son?! I just couldn't take it anymore. Maybe I'm not mature enough yet.

After reading the first few dozen chapters, the plot just relies on tragedies, it's too monotonous, and the demons kill too slowly, it feels like the story is dragging on.

I've finished reading it... Thankfully... I'm still alive.

I couldn't continue reading chapter 30. The protagonist's personality is seriously flawed, and this high school storyline made me very uncomfortable.

Damn it, this system, which isn't even afraid of the cycle of reincarnation, can't even detect a remnant soul, and it still wants to level up to level ten!

It's poisonous! Even if I, Shennong, were alive today, I would have been poisoned to death!

Four stars? Are you blind? Chapter 33 and they haven't even dealt with a single ghost. I don't know what the author was thinking, forcibly distorting the reader's values.

Honestly, at first glance, the protagonist was so overly saintly that I almost gave up. Luckily, I have a strong resistance to such things and persevered. The writing improved later on, and the protagonist's character matured considerably. Overall, it was quite good.

The protagonist is an idiot; watching it would be poisonous.

I couldn't keep going after two chapters; the writing is incredibly poor, and the plot is utterly ridiculous.