Practice Makes Perfect for the Lucky Carp

The book is good, but... Sigh! At first, I would replace a chapter that was repeated immediately, but now I have to replace three or four chapters repeatedly, and I don't change them for a day or two. This really affects my reading experience. What caused this problem? You should at least give readers an explanation. We can't just happily subscribe only to find that we've already read the content we wanted to read.

So cool! 😁 I found a treasure!

My investment from yesterday is already showing returns today. I don't know why it looks so deserted, but this book is really great. I could read it for a long time without getting tired of it, just watching it fight all sorts of bosses and level up.

Having read over a thousand chapters, let me summarize and also warn you about any potential pitfalls. _(:з"∠)_ (Spoilers ahead) Overall, it's a story with very obvious strengths and weaknesses. The plot mainly revolves around the female protagonist obtaining a powerful profession in a holographic game and then having an almost cheat-like gaming career.

I've only read about chapter 60, and I don't know why I don't like the boss; I prefer the storyline of someone grinding monsters alone.

The premise is great, and the female lead is clearly very strong, but aside from fighting bosses, the rest of the book is incredibly frustrating. The female-centric rivalry is overwhelming, making the female lead feel so stifled. So far, all the well-known female gamers are infatuated with the male lead and then try to cause trouble for her, or, aside from those close to her, they inexplicably…

Now it's repeating from 532 onwards. If it's for anti-piracy, I can understand the author's feelings, but it's pointless to keep it going for so long. This isn't anti-piracy; it's preventing legitimate readers from accessing the original work!

The male lead has a bunch of awful relatives. Ugh, so annoying. Luckily, things are dealt with quickly and don't drag on, which is pretty satisfying. But the constant stream of new problems is still annoying.

Personally, I think the fight scenes and various dungeon quests need improvement; they didn't move me at all. Also, the development of the relationship between the female and male leads felt forced and contrived.

This is disgusting! Two updates a day, both repetitive content. What's the author's intention? Doesn't the operations team care? Doesn't the editor care? There's no explanation. I paid money to read this book, and this is how you treat me? What does this mean?