I Have an Experience Points Panel

This book isn't exactly a poisonous weed, it's barely readable! Two points to mention: First, the weaponry. In Chinese history, swords have always been primarily decorative weapons. In actual combat, they were replaced by knives starting in the Han Dynasty. Mutated creatures naturally dictate that they are either large and heavy or slightly poisonous.

This is yet another promising book ruined by its romance. Having a younger sister was already enough of a strained relationship, and then you add a female lead...

The experience points gained in the early game are ridiculously low. Killing a mutated chicken that you can easily crush is only worth 5 experience points, and even a mutated dog with combat power is only worth 5 experience points. The most ridiculous thing is that a formal martial artist who is much stronger than the protagonist is only worth 10 experience points, equivalent to two chickens. Could it get any more ridiculous?

The author downplays the importance of humanities subjects. Genetic engineering, pharmaceuticals, and other fields all require research, right? It's absurd that someone dominated the rankings for three years of high school without receiving a prize.

Having lived two lives, they're all shrewd and calculating. Why does the protagonist act like a middle schooler watching a gangster movie? It's ridiculous! They say poor kids mature early. When the protagonist had no money or connections, wouldn't he have at least tried to curry favor with the rich kids he met, using their influence to build connections within their circles and expand his social…

It's a high-quality imitation of Swallowed Star, but I just really like reading about Swallowed Star 😁. If you like Swallowed Star, you can check out this book.

Being overly sensitive is an illness that needs to be treated. Teaming up to kill beasts is a recipe for disaster. You're afraid of revealing your trump card, and you're also afraid of dragging others into it. You're trying to take advantage of someone who's incompetent, but you're also afraid of revealing your genius. It's just plain stupid.

I've only read about thirty chapters. I've been enjoying these kinds of stories about spiritual revival lately, but the male lead keeps mentioning "DouDou" and "sister," and the sister seems like a weakling who keeps spouting nonsense. It's like a typical "DouDou falls in love with me" or "Man, you've successfully caught my attention" trope. I felt like I was reading a romance novel.

I have a question. Other people's geniuses are arrogant and domineering, respected and avoided by everyone, but this protagonist, this super genius, is someone anyone can mess with...

Experience is fine, but I don't understand why you would create a bottleneck when you already have an experience panel.