With Only Passive Skills, I'm Overcautious to the Extreme

Caution doesn't mean being afraid of trouble. The first 20 chapters were good, but then it started to feel a bit cowardly. Since most readers these days are young people, this kind of writing can be toxic.

The story was labeled as an "invincible protagonist," so I expected a satisfying read, but it was anything but. The protagonist just smiled bitterly and pretended to be weak all the time. No matter how high his combat power was, it was completely useless. Even when fighting weaker opponents, he had to pretend to be badly injured. It was so frustrating.

The protagonist's caution is evolving. From initially trying to hide and avoid trouble, it has transformed into facing challenges bravely, developing steadily, and fighting cautiously. This reflects the protagonist's changing mindset, his progress, and his growth. Hopefully, we won't see him suddenly become less cautious or more reckless later on.

I just got to chapter 72, and this is just too bad for me; I've completely lost the will to read on. Commenting requires fan points, but I just had to get this off my chest, so I subscribed to comment. 😅😅

I'm currently on Chapter 55. Before entering the school, it seemed okay, but after entering, something felt off. It felt like something was wrong. It wasn't very cautious. If it were, it would have already trapped the group from the Hundred Battles Hall during their first one-on-one encounter, forcing them to call him "master," and then using that "master" skill to turn them into its agents.

Oranges are of utmost importance

Jia Shuangshuang drawing her sword

Jia Shuangshuang getting up* picture

Guess what I'm thinking?

Jia Shuangshuang's long hair photos