Getting Stronger Starts at Thirty-One

I always thought this novel was a wish-fulfillment story, so I read it and found the protagonist to be ugly, fat, cowardly, and lewd. Every time he gains attribute points, they're completely useless; he remains ugly and fat. There's absolutely no sense of identification with him. Why is such a clown so confident?

What's the point of these attribute values? I only see them increasing, but I don't see any concrete effects. There's no comparison to what the attribute values ​​of a normal person would be. What is this nonsense? Is this just padding for word count?

To put it simply, all I see is the constant addition of attributes—+1, +10, +100—but what's the effect? ​​I see nothing. No matter how many attributes are added, it's just a string of numbers; there's no real meaning. Lu Bu's combat power is 100, Guan Yu's is 99—there needs to be a comparison, a standard, for those numbers to have any significance.

The attributes are useless; no matter how much they change, it's all up to the author. The advantage for the author is that they don't have to constantly calculate values ​​and prevent the protagonist's attributes from increasing too quickly and turning them into a superhuman. The disadvantage for readers is that the rewarded attributes are completely meaningless.

The book's stats are inflated, what's the point of adding them all? It's not good-looking and can't be easily changed, which is understandable. But what's with adding strength, jumping, and agility, making a player who's 180cm tall just barely reach the backboard when jumping?

This book is alright, but there are just too many women. After reading 30 chapters, the protagonist seems to meet beautiful women in every single incident. It's like he can't show off without a woman. He gets pulled into a band by a beautiful woman while playing the suona, he encounters beautiful women every time he goes running, he meets beautiful women while carving jade, and every time he acquires a new skill, he inevitably encounters beautiful women trying to show off.

Chapter 110: The protagonist is 180cm tall and can barely reach the backboard when he jumps. They added so much more jumping ability, it's ridiculous. I'm 175cm tall and I haven't added any jumping ability, and I can reach the backboard when I jump. Can the author please put more effort into writing this?

What's the point of allocating these attribute points? It's all just empty talk; I can't take it anymore.

After seeing so many, I still don't know what the attributes of an average person are, or what the maximum value is! The main character's looks are increasing by 10 every day, while their weight is decreasing every day! Even if the perfect score for looks is 10,000, the main character should also be perfect! Even if the weight is 1 gram, the main character should have lost weight by now!

It's too chaotic. I suggest the author limit the system a bit. It shouldn't be that the more skills involved, the more powerful it is. Stephen Chow became a legend just for comedy, and Jacky Cheung became a legend just for singing. The system can be upgraded, including survival skills (swimming, cooking, medical skills, fighting, etc.)