I Can Get Stronger by Having Nightmares

The subject matter is good, but the protagonist is too mentally retarded. The author said before that the protagonist is 30 years old. He feels like a teenage junior high school student. With such an IQ and experience, this 30-year-old person in the original world is so stupid. A 30-year-old person can't even understand the outlook on life and values. He has lived in vain for thirty years. It feels like the author has just graduated and entered the society. Otherwise The author is 30 years old. I would not have such a mentally retarded protagonist. I feel that the author's book is just like a certain book I have read before. The protagonist died at the age of eighty or ninety, and then traveled through time after death. After the time travel, the life experience of eighty or ninety years was completely gone, completely disappeared. And the author of that book also kept emphasizing that the protagonist lived the same eighty or ninety years.

There's nothing else, it's just that the protagonist's strength is deliberately suppressed to the point where it's too uncomfortable. Obviously he will not die in the dream, but he still got a knight butler who is not helpful to his strength. (Given the protagonist's situation at the time, this choice was really inexplicable) Obviously the skill bar was limited, but he still made an earth wall and ice wall to occupy two skill bars. (We have all joined the organization, there are so many choices, show me this) Even though I have joined the organization and become a teacher, I still haven't gotten many practical alchemy formulas. (This one is the most speechless) Obviously the talent requires killing elite monsters to absorb the talent from the opponent, but they gave me an elite monster that is possessed by a pet and can be killed quickly, but the protagonist is not allowed to kill and absorb the talent. The results of this book are really not unfair at all.

It's quite strange. If you look at it, you will find that the protagonist has perfected the sacred breakthrough, and then suddenly a passerby can threaten the protagonist. Others are leapfrogging monsters, and passers-by of the same level as the protagonist have to win with difficulty. Every fight relies on luck. So many good things written before are not used. The bombs and potions are just decorations. How have you cultivated a waste?

Can you make the protagonist smarter, just as smart as the supporting characters?

The writing is so bad, many of the plots make me want to vomit, and the settings are not good, and they are completely wrong.

I thought the protagonist was very strong, but after reading chapter 290, I found out that he was still weak, and I felt tired.

The protagonist gives people a very unreliable feeling. I saw the scene where the vampires appeared. They knew clearly that there would be vampires coming out to hunt, but they didn't remind their sister. You might as well kill this sister. It's better to become an orphan.

I vomited, who did I learn from without adding chapter names?

Why do I always feel like this protagonist is so unreliable? Same thing as the protagonists in my other books, I think they can handle it well, but with this protagonist, I feel that it is very likely that they will screw up and ignore something important. I feel like I am full of distrust towards the protagonist 😂 Does anyone else feel the same way as me?

The protagonist broke through to the level of a junior spiritual master and was given a talent, but his attributes didn't increase at all! So what is the difference between a junior spiritual master and a senior apprentice among ordinary people? The butler in the tower gets a lot of attributes when he upgrades to a lower level! The protagonist upgrades to a higher level without even taking a chance! ! !