How Could I Lose with a Thousand Skills?

To be honest, it was pretty good at first. But the further I watched, the more fucking uncomfortable I became. Three elements. First, the protagonist's personality and behavior are too brainless and idiotic. Even after suffering losses two or three times, he still doesn't learn his lesson, which is incredibly frustrating. This is really frustrating.

This would be quite suitable if you mastered a thousand skills.

It's alright, but there are two things I'm a bit bothered by: 1. When infiltrating the Chen family, I thought the protagonist was incredibly powerful, looking confident, relaxed, and carefree. Then, he was easily knocked out by a sleeping potion.

The plot is coherent and very enjoyable to watch. The world-building is simple and easy to understand, and the story is quite engaging. However, the character development could be more detailed. As it stands, the protagonist's character is generally a modern-day transmigration otaku, but traits like a compulsive collector's obsession are not well (or rather, not fully) portrayed.

Brothers! My new book, "How Could I Lose When I Have a Thousand Skills?", Still has many shortcomings! Please don't hesitate to leave your comments and point out any flaws or areas where you don't enjoy the reading experience! Both the author and the work improve through criticism, so please continue to support me! Thank you!

I've already subscribed to the entire book and just read the latest chapter. Let me share my personal opinion. The book is alright as a whole, with not many major flaws, but a few minor flaws in the details. Overall, it's acceptable and worth reading. I thoroughly enjoyed watching the hunters and the Hunter Association, along with Aibo and various dragons. The author must be a veteran hunter.

I can't accept this kind of fake headline: "1000 skills to be unlocked slowly." Goodbye.

It was quite interesting at first, but after the Red Dragon Siege storyline ended, it felt a bit lacking and not as good as the beginning. I wonder if I'm the only one who feels this way 🤔

This description is misleading! A thousand skills that you have to unlock... I'd like to see how the protagonist with so many skills loses!

Survival is difficult everywhere; where can one find a pure land these days?