Global Game: A Skinning Knife from the Start

The concept is okay, but the author's writing is terrible, with too much rambling. It's too pretentious, too padded out. You know, after reading just a few chapters, the plot's logic is nonsensical and doesn't make sense. The plot is incredibly cringe-worthy; one minute the characters are soaring to the heavens, the next they're plummeting into the sea. It's so weak and illogical to read.

What's amazing is that only the main character can have a secondary profession.

I knew this book was going to flop before I even read ten chapters.

The bug is too big; who doesn't collect the corpses after defeating monsters?

It says it's barbecued wolf meat, don't you understand it's made with wolf meat? Are monster corpses not allowed to be dismantled by the player? Even if you don't have any skills, you can't just cut off a piece of your own flesh, right? Even if you don't have fire, you must have a skill to summon fire! It makes it seem like only the main character gets the food!

This is ridiculous; not only does it claim to be a support skill that can make food that provides buffs, but who would want to kill the support team for no reason?

The subject matter is good, but the writing style is... Well, let's just say it's terrible; it reads like a primary school student's essay. 🤔

After reading it, I felt it suffered from the same old problems as other novels of its kind: a narrow scope! No matter the game, fairness is paramount. You can have cheats, you can be a VIP member, you can be incredibly powerful, you can be ridiculously awesome. You need to show ordinary players that they can catch up with you.

I've read over 30 chapters. It's riddled with plot holes. This game feels more like a private server created just for the protagonist to have fun showing off.

The author could add a setting: items drop upon death, and corpses don't respawn.