Rising to Fame as an Author in a Dimensional Game

Can't read. Let me summarize. The protagonist's plot was spoiled, he was ambushed, and eventually entered the game. Summarize the current situation as objectively as possible: 1. The protagonist has now been implanted with slave blood. 2. The serial number has been discovered. 3. The biggest crisis at present is the villains who are not of high level or strength. The protagonist's hand:

Ten years ago, few online novelists were willing to create such a plot hole for the protagonist at the beginning. I'm not against 2D, but I can't accept the pacing of certain light novels; those who know, know. Classification problem.

I don't understand. Earlier, it says that the protagonist is exposed and enters a dimensional game, but after seeing the numbered inheritance items and requirements, he decisively chooses to become the arbiter. It also writes a bunch of reasons to explain that the protagonist has no choice but to make this choice, that it is the best option, and that it is not a conspiracy by the opponent.

There are too many unnecessary details. Something so simple is made to go on and on. It's the same old story repeated over and over...

The item inside this badge is so powerful that the masked man just throws it at the protagonist and tells him to use it to fight. This plot is so ridiculous, it takes at least ten years of brain damage to write something like this. Is this guy the protagonist's biological father, or is it a world where it's common to let the enemy use their own knife to kill yourself?

The premise and the "golden finger" (cheat code) are interesting and intriguing, but unfortunately the plot and bloodline elements don't quite suit my taste. It's fair to say that the demonic bloodline was a waste of the cheat ability, locking away its infinitely potential development path.

Why are there so many conspiracies? The protagonist just keeps killing and overcoming one conspiracy after another. I know the environment is terrible right now, but it's really disgusting. The protagonist and his enemies are all master scheming experts and powerful individuals. The only time the protagonist manages to thwart a conspiracy is when he can't kill them.

Bella Please delete if infringing.

Isn't the forced inheritance in the second case a bit excessive?

Well, how should I put it! It's the only choice that others have arranged, and it's written in front that there are countless anime worlds. There are clearly many choices, but even if you accept it, you are still limited by the so-called "only one". So the protagonist, driven by the plot, is already pretty much uninteresting, and the rest of the story is expected to follow the same clichés.