The Godthrone of the Arcane Thief

Once the protagonist's strength increases, he can have anything. It's well written. However, when the protagonist first transmigrated, he lacked strength and even his understanding of the world was insufficient, yet he still flirted with other women. Honestly, this is a gamble. If the opponent really loses their temper and attacks, the protagonist is doomed.

The identity verification is unreasonable. Nobles have their own social circles; they can freeload off acquaintances. Identification documents aren't that important; they can be reissued, since such documents can be lost. If all else fails, they can exchange territory. Even if it's occupied by orcs, as long as they give away the territory and a title, they'll conquer it themselves.

Keep it up! 😡

The writing style is already at an average level, but the pacing is too fast. In other words, it's not padded out, which makes it feel a bit strange to read.

Here's my vote! Keep it up!

It's best to have one of each of the six stats and physical/energy stats in one row; your current arrangement is too disorganized. Specialized skills can be listed one per line, omitting those that don't change and have little significance. The page becomes much clearer and gives people a better feeling.

Even if a nobleman is completely useless, he can still go to other noblemen's houses to freeload meals.

He has the qualities of the protagonist, Raine; as long as his luck isn't too bad, he can do well in any world.

Reaching the Grandmaster level with just a little practice? That's too easy!

Explaining the even more impossible with an unlikely method—doesn't that seem like gilding the lily?