How Could I Level Up This Fast?

I have a question for the author: why is the "True Damage" talent, which most people would immediately delete their character and start over, considered a red talent? Its mechanism is completely illogical. If I conjure a light orb, it should normally deal 300 damage based on the energy it contains, right?

Here's an idea for the author: In "My Family Has a Fantasy World," there's a system in the early stages, but it becomes less useful in the mid-to-late game. It mainly serves as a reference for new players' progress. The data and skills in the author's first book seem difficult to grasp, but readers weren't really interested in them. Therefore, I think the mid-to-late game could directly surpass the system, eliminating the need for such data-driven skills.

I read 10 chapters in total, and I only have one question: which is more important, talent, equipment, or class? If talent is important, then why is such a ridiculous talent even important? At level 10+, the true damage is only 3 points—is this low damage meant to balance fast leveling? So in the end, it's all about hand speed.

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You also wrote "I Have Ten Thousand Skills" and "A God of Deification"?

I have two questions… 1. The protagonist was reborn after only one year in the apocalypse, and they are now high school students. In other words, isn't the protagonist's actual age a bit too young...? Personally, I think the protagonist could be reborn three or five years after the apocalypse, which would make it more relatable. 2. The protagonist reached level 32 within a year of rebirth.

I saw Chapter Fourteen Let's talk about talents first. Seeing the talent section is a bit disheartening. It's not that the talents are useless, but they just don't seem to match the red tier. Converting all damage to true damage seems powerful, but the side effect of not benefiting from skill and equipment bonuses is too great. Then there's the change in the protagonist's personality.

What kind of Light Shaper is this? Author, you just decided to write it like this on a whim, but who's going to buy it? I have absolutely no sense of connection with this kind of nonsensical supernatural setting.

This red true damage skill is a hindrance, hindering the protagonist's development. Without strong attribute support, it's useless. Even the most powerful law-based skills require corresponding strength to be effective. The protagonist already has a cheat ability, making him much stronger than others even without talent, but then this attribute-limiting skill appears, making even the strongest…

To be honest, I don't think the protagonist's talent is that outstanding. You know DNF, right? If you eliminate equipment attack damage and skill damage, and only rely on true damage, I can say with certainty that in the later stages, the protagonist won't even be able to damage regular monsters. After all, it's a game; how good can the protagonist's base attack be?