Punk Fist King

Seriously? Did you write this sister to drive people away? I'm so annoyed! Another genius sister and a useless brother who gets beaten up and has his skills stolen, a rebellious little tyrant, plus low cooking skills. I can already see that the protagonist will have to serve the culinary god in the future.

Please kill off the younger sister and make revenge the main plot; her personality is too awful.

What kind of protagonist is this? Why can't he give his cheat abilities to his sister? Why not make her an invincible character? What's the use of giving them to a useless protagonist? Even with all his cheat abilities, he's not even a tenth as good as his sister. Ha!

Seeing the "sister" attribute made me want to leave immediately. This attribute is truly off-putting. It's comparable to those two ridiculous female protagonists in that magical race transmigration story next door—a stark and unfair comparison. It only gets more depressing the more you read. I just don't understand; even geniuses don't play like this.

The author, who's been relentlessly tormenting the protagonist with the system, can't even beat a native. It's unclear what the author is writing.

I've read up to chapter 66, and I really can't continue. Aside from the younger sister character, everything else is well-written. I genuinely can't accept this younger sister character; removing her might actually improve your book. Even if you're going to have a younger sister, please make sure the character is well-developed.

Why did the author include this plot point where the younger sister commits a slut act and causes trouble together with the scheming saintess? Was it just to annoy the readers?

Even with cheat codes, he can't compare to his sister! Who's the main character here?! Main character, you should leave the group! You're disgracing the main character!

I suggest everyone who comes in ignores the reviews and goes straight to the book. The reviews are misleading; I've seen this book several times, and each time the reviews discouraged me. But reading the book directly today is quite enjoyable.

The premise is quite good, but unfortunately the author is a master of frustrating situations. But it's okay, whatever makes you happy.