My Items Can Level Up

I just got out of prison. Back in 2007, at a bar, one of the thugs at the table across from her whistled at her and tried to get her to drink with them. I was drunk, so I pulled out a dagger I always carried and stabbed her. That one stab lasted fifteen years. I remember when I went in, everyone on the street was praying to Buddha, lamenting the loneliness of a deserted sandbar.

Only 8 pages per chapter? Are you even human?

I'll give you all the money. More updates to come.

I just can't cast my eleven votes!

I originally wanted to say I'd update the American comics, but after reading this book, all I want is for the author to update it quickly.

That's strange. I checked the author's profile, and this book is doing better than the last one. It has 230,000 followers. How could it be abandoned? The framework is already written; the rest shouldn't be difficult. The author just needs to grasp what the readers want to see. Readers want to see all sorts of strange and wonderful items, and the thrill of leveling up. Just write around that, and let the plot revolve around the items; it's not hard.

I have the money, but could you update more? 🥺🥺

Why bother with a genius system? Just get some brain-boosting drugs, right? Buy some memory-enhancing supplements and upgrade them a dozen levels; wouldn't that turn you into Einstein?

Whether it looks like him or not is unimportant; what matters is that he's handsome. 😏

The author needs to understand what the readers want to see. They want to see high-tech, sophisticated stories, farming and skill-building, and the protagonist being a brilliant student who defies adversity and turns the tide, not some low-brow plot like student battles.