When Everything Has a Level

How can I put it, the subject matter is good, and the character of the protagonist is also very successfully described, but when reading, I always feel that something is missing, as if the spiritual things described in martial arts are missing. After reading it, I felt that it was too bland. It was as bland as going back to the days when I was in school. Reading was boring and boring. I wanted to read it but couldn't finish it (in fact, there was no climax or climax in the first few pictures). Is the protagonist just getting an adventure, and then discovering that he can upgrade his skills, and then nothing changes? What about oppression? What about the climax? What about the problem? What about working hard?

I'm a bit good at math, more than 1,000 a day, 300,000-400,000 a month?

It's too slow to make money. According to me, computers or finance have much more future than cooking and games. I'll start by working in a company and my skills level will go up. Programmers and traders are paid very high salaries. This can be a springboard, and then I can make software and games, or engage in financial stocks. Since it's a money-making game, it will naturally develop in the direction of making more money.

The protagonist is always obsessed with one thing. He keeps doing it while playing PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and making clothes.

What can I say, if in the past I would have liked to read novels with a protagonist who is awesome at everything, who can do everything and is awesome at everything, similar to the kind of urban stallion no-brainer novels (occasionally there are single or no heroines), a master of all professions, who is proficient in medicine, cooking, piano, chess, calligraphy, painting, mathematics, and chemistry. . But now I don't really like watching it. I just clicked on the chef tag. After reading a few chapters and flipping through the table of contents, I found that in addition to chefs, there were also games. I was not in the mood to read it. Now I prefer the kind of daily writing about a single profession, or just daily writing, which is plain and simple, but occasionally magnificent and eye-catching. Step by step, even if you have a golden finger, you can drive it just right without being too exaggerated. Although I don't like it, I still hope that book friends won't abandon the book after reading the reviews. It's hard to agree with others. Just because I don't like it doesn't mean that others don't like it. .

When other people's systems come in, they wish they could fly to the sky and escape the earth, and they wish that you would be invincible from the very beginning. But when my own system comes in, I'll lose a thousand dollars! Can the author tell me which book has the protagonist who becomes invincible and escapes to the sky after getting the system?

Why focus on games. . Since it costs money to upgrade your level, it must be an industry where you can make money quickly.

I just saw this book. Please come back and write it. I will support it.

Diamonds are only available at level 5, but what capital does the protagonist have if he is only level 3? ? Starting from Bronze, Diamond is just the fifth level, and the protagonist is just a golden rookie.

Order it all, keep it up, put it on your bookshelf and let it grow slowly

It's not easy for a newbie to support you, right?

I don't understand the skill levels in the book. I would like to ask the author whether this skill level is based on the strongest people in the industry or has its own set of algorithms. For example, can level 9 in typing and level 9 in physics be the same? If not, I just think the skills of the people in the professional game team are too high. For example, if you can drive an aircraft carrier at level 9, will it also be level 9 to drive a spaceship? , I feel that the simpler the skill level, the harder it is to improve it. I am confused myself and I don't know if the author can understand it. I really admire the author's achievement and he can continue to write.