I Put All My Points into Attack Because I Was Afraid of Losing

I initially thought this would be one of those formulaic stories with an ever-evolving plot, so I didn't click on it. But... It's surprisingly good! I have to say, the synopsis really... Reads like one of those formulaic novels.

It started off quite well. But then, in one place, a woman appears, he saves her, and she falls for him. Then they go to another place, another woman appears, he saves her again, and she falls for him again. If it keeps following this formula, there's no point in watching anymore.

Why did I see it so early? I wish I had seen it after it had been written hundreds of thousands of words.

It's so well-written! I initially thought it would be another cheesy, formulaic story based on the synopsis, but it was surprisingly good. It's even more exciting than Bo Ran's work; I even cried while reading it.

Honestly, there isn't a single well-written female character. The monster trope is also ruined; even the A-rank monsters aren't as exciting as the initial C-rank minions. The power system is barely passable, and the protagonist's growth rate feels like a joke, lacking any real impact. With such a fast pace, I doubt this book will even reach a million words.

Do you know if 1.8 Meters tall and 70 kilograms is too thin? I'm 1.8 Meters tall and at my thinnest, I never weighed more than 150 kilograms. Now I weigh a little over 170 kilograms; my figure is just right, neither too fat nor too thin. 1.8 Meters tall and 70 kilograms is almost like being a stick figure.

I subscribed to two chapters in order to be able to comment, and after 30-something chapters I felt something was off, until the last chapter before it was published. The title and synopsis initially attracted me; it seemed like a semi-invincible, action-packed story. After a few chapters of that semi-invincible beginning, it suddenly turned into a typical shonen action narrative.

Blue ether, the shadow of a dragon—that's all I can think of.

White hair

All the geniuses are female supporting characters, as if all the men have died.