The Max-Level Player in Another World

The updates are a bit slow; author, you should apologize by dressing as a woman.

The reason I haven't been voting with recommendation tickets and monthly tickets is because the updates are too slow.

Author, while I understand your desire to depict a world, the protagonist's presence is far too weak...

Keep it up, author! Also, I'm secretly eating some shit here, and nobody's going to see me (●°u°●)​ "

Keep it up! Just write according to your own ideas. Be careful to control the protagonist's disconnect in the early stages and tighten it up later, but don't cut it off abruptly. The rest is very well written, and the ensemble cast of supporting characters is excellent. Honestly, I've seen so many isekai novels from the protagonist's perspective; finding one like this is a rare find! Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง I can only post 7 recommendations a day to show my support!

I've read about chapter 90, so let me share my thoughts. At the beginning, the level 100 protagonist spent five chapters defeating a level 30 weakling. Then there was a mere ten chapters of filler, and the rest of the time the story was completely disjointed.

This is too much, I can't stand it anymore. This is so drawn-out and tedious. Is this what you call an invincible story? A max-level character needs to write over ten pages just to kill a low-level monster? It's a piece of cake! And they have to hide from people while killing monsters, like they're afraid someone will find out. I just don't understand, if you're invincible, what are you afraid of?

After reading a hundred chapters, the protagonist's screen time is pitifully small, sometimes disappearing entirely for ten or twenty chapters. When there are finally some dialogues rather than fight scenes, the overall feeling is one of agonizing read. It's like having a lot of pent-up frustration that just can't be released. Even when the protagonist does fight, it doesn't feel satisfying. This is the first time I've seen this kind of invincible protagonist novel. Goodbye.

Wow, impressive! I'm completely impressed. I'm utterly defeated. A fight scene where the protagonist is absent for over twenty chapters, constantly repeating the same boring fight sequences—you're truly something else! A protagonist being absent for two or three chapters is somewhat understandable, but this protagonist is absent for over twenty? Who is this protagonist again? What's their name?

As a seasoned bookworm, after reading a hundred pages, I'm completely baffled. It's lavish with no plot, no satisfying moments, and I simply didn't understand it. This is definitely a terrible read.