National Game: I Can Refresh Character Traits

I thought this was going to be a wish-fulfillment story with such a powerful protagonist, but after reading it, I felt there were no truly satisfying moments, or rather, there was a moment of satisfaction, but the protagonist would immediately suffer a setback right afterward. It's not exactly a story about torturing the protagonist, nor is it a story about feeling good; it's just stuck in that awkward middle ground, making the reader feel quite frustrated.

I don't know when it started, but protagonists seem to prefer cultivation techniques that promise limitless potential but have incredibly low starting points. Aren't techniques like the Nine Revolutions Profound Art more appealing? Also, how is it possible for a protagonist at level 10-something to fight a villain at level 40-50? I honestly don't know how they're supposed to win.

It still feels like it can't escape the fantasy curse of beating the young and then the old, and beating the old and then the even older one. Earlier, during the fight to kill Xiao Xun'er, two Dou Huangs fought for ages against Xiao Yan, who was possessed by a soul, but still couldn't kill her. Then the protagonist let that shadow in, and after another long fight, one of them was even killed.

Two years... Is it possible that the Shadow Guild has already formed a cooperative relationship with the Xiao family...? Utan City is such a small place where even Great Dou Masters are powerful, yet the Shadow Guild has Dou Huangs... Did the author tell him he was the protagonist that he went to Utan City? 🤫 Shadow Guild: Oh, it's a delivery to my door!

Going to Battle Through the Heavens forces conflict, which is a bit toxic, but otherwise it's not bad.

The concept is passable, but the writing is poor. New settings were added to the outline as it was being written, leaving the reader confused. The plot is terrible, constantly repeating the cycle of defeating the younger generation and then the older one, with virtually no satisfying moments.

Author, please change the protagonist's backstory. Honestly, this kind of tragic, resentful protagonist isn't popular anymore. Even a background of orphans would be better than this.

I hope there will be a Douluo Continent world in the future. Xiao Yan is a good person, and it's not right for him to keep stealing his wife. I think the author understands what I mean, right?

After reading 150 chapters, all the plot points are blood pressure-raising. The interactions with players are all negative; I'm constantly being pushed around. Can the author please be less aggressive? It's giving me a headache, and the plot is a mess.

The villains in this book all have this kind of thinking. "You little trash are 3-4 levels lower than me. The only reason you can fight me is because of your equipment and advanced techniques. You must have some powerful background that can kill my whole family. But I don't care. I'm going to mess with you. You won't get away with this until you kill me and destroy my backer."