With My Strength Maxed Out, I’ll Never Be Useless

The core criticisms have been revised, so I won't criticize anymore. The author is commendable for not being overly rigid or inflexible. I was too agitated a while ago and went too far with my criticisms. It's good that the writing follows the author's outline and ideas. The minor criticisms are generally fine as long as the core points aren't touched.

The power of the protagonist's friendship deeply moved me |･ω･`)

The first few worlds are quite boring, and have little use for characters, settings, or plot development. It was also written in a hurry. I admit that I want to see the power points in the world, but the previous story is too frustrating. If I really want to write it like this, I hope every world will be laid out with power.

The writing may be lacking, but the attitude is top-notch. Even the most critical readers feel like they're punching cotton when they encounter the author. Like Ubisoft, they don't fix many bugs, only the fatal ones, and then publicly apologize for all of them, giving users an outlet for their frustrations, increasing user engagement, and then gradually improving the novel's quality. This can cultivate a larger and more dedicated fanbase than other authors. | ᴥ•́ )✧

It would have been more cost-effective to use the money to buy attribute points, and I could have easily increased all attributes to 100. In the end, I spent all the money, which amounted to 10,000 to 20,000, from four missions in a mess, and my attribute points are still in the single digits. I'm speechless. The biggest flaw in many infinite flow games is that the protagonist wastes his points instead of buying attribute points and a bunch of one-time items.

Coming from the Fox Husband Book Club, this person has more than just had their edges smoothed out by life; they've been molded into a blessing-themed author.

I didn't read any of the main text of this book, I only looked at the author's profile. This writer has written several books that have either ended badly or been abandoned. He has written more than a million words and his author level is only Lv.1. It's beyond just writing badly. What's the point of reading this book?

There's a major plot hole right at the beginning: the protagonist's family and a group of survivors find an uncontaminated water source, and nearby there's a warehouse with plenty of food. They survive for over ten years until their food runs out, forcing them to search for a tower. This is highly illogical.

The friendship between the male supporting character and the male lead really makes me wonder if the author likes BL (Boys' Love). This male supporting character is stealing the show; he's not a supporting character, he's clearly on par with the female lead.

What have you been through, author? My heart aches for you.