The Art Style of This Island Nation Is Just Too Weird

The strange style is because they drank nuclear wastewater. Is it that radiation is shared, but uranium is not?

The cheater is too weak; he can probably land dozens of punches now, right? At 40 punches, each punch yields 0.5 Spirit points, totaling 20 spirit points for 40 punches. That's 20 spirit points per day, 600 spirit points per month, and 7200 spirit points per year. Even with higher spirit levels, there are losses, so it's probably still around several thousand spirit points, right?

I've been really enjoying Japanese light fantasy novels lately. This one handles the ambiguous relationships between the male and female leads and the tension when encountering strange occurrences very well, making it a very comfortable read. Unfortunately, it starts too early; there's simply not enough time! I wish the author could be as prolific as a sow!

What's with the lecherous, perverted female lead at the beginning? The author really needs to revise that opening; I feel like half the readers will be turned off by it.

Oh, right, the female lead gets... Well, you know, done to by a perverted tentacle ghost right from the start. The author's sense of humor is a bit... Off.

The beginning, based on a manga adaptation, was quite interesting, but once the male protagonist became powerful, it turned into a mindless, brainless wish-fulfillment story. Almost every female character who appeared seemed to be under aphrodisiacs. What a pity.

How shameless! Only positive reviews are allowed? Any negative or unpleasant reviews are deleted or simply not allowed to be posted?

The female lead is groped by a ghost right from the start... How confident are you in the tolerance of Qidian readers for this kind of thing? Damn it, you bastard!!!

One second he lets monsters kill, the next he bravely ventures into another world for someone who keeps causing him trouble. The character is so inconsistent; it's impossible to tell if the protagonist is a pushover or a ruthless killer. These two contrasting personalities are constantly being switched.

I feel like a lot of people are criticizing the author. But what you're criticizing isn't the problem at all. The author's writing is pretty good, the plot is good, it's just that the protagonist doesn't actively fight monsters. If the protagonist actively fought monsters to level up, I think a lot more people would watch it.