What Should I Do with So Many Talents?

So far, it's been pretty good, but the introduction of Jin Yuan as the boss so early on felt a bit unsatisfying to me. Presenting an enemy the protagonist struggles with so early on makes it seem like it will take a long time to defeat. And this enemy is someone even the school has to compromise with, which feels very strange.

I hope this book won't be abandoned; I've invested in it.

That idiot has released a new book; he's just trying to freeload again. Anan's abilities are average and his skill level is limited. He only hopes to write works that everyone likes. Only if everyone likes them will they subscribe to his work.

Is the school really that bad? It's become a cash cow for the martial arts school?

I've seen the paid chapters, so I've enabled auto-subscription. This novel seems alright, I'd give it a 7 out of 10; it's readable.

It would be more reasonable for the same nine attributes to also have advantages and disadvantages. Reaction time, skill, and mental ability should be the superior attributes. While ordinary people can greatly improve attributes such as strength and speed through training, mental skills are much harder to improve, and even if they are improved, there will be an upper limit depending on each…

The game clearly allows players to become stronger by spending money, but the cheat function is forcibly reduced. The talent system is completely unable to prevent players from spending money, since it can be obtained through monster corpses.

The sword pellet shrank to a tiny size, about an inch long, and was placed under the tongue. I don't know if the author made a mistake or if the guy misunderstood, but wouldn't something about 3 centimeters long feel uncomfortable under the tongue? Why didn't you design the sword pellet to be stored in the sea of ​​consciousness or dantian? That's really toxic!

The inexplicable backstabbing and infighting were a bit uncomfortable to watch, but otherwise it was alright.

Jujuju actually updated!