Global Lord: Infinite Evolution

The betting has started! The betting has started! Let's bet on how many tens of thousands of words this book will be unfinished?

Oh my god, this book is so good! I couldn't sleep or eat after reading it, it's so addictive! Author, please update soon!!!

Well, it's neither good nor bad. It has a bit of a wish-fulfillment feel to it, but I want to see the presence of wisdom, not the self-defined wisdom you wrote about, like "the opponent is also smart, but luckily I'm more skilled." I'd prefer wisdom to be shown in the details.

The premise is a bit illogical. If the protagonist is so powerful, yet he still struggles to survive, wouldn't everyone else have to die? The author seems only concerned with their own enjoyment, forcing everyone else to live regardless of the protagonist's situation. Various monsters only target the protagonist.

In a turbulent world, friends are a luxury; to so easily confide in someone—isn't that just being a saint?

Evolution should mean going from ordinary to elite, like a Storm Swordsman evolving into a Hurricane Swordsman. Going from Tier 1 to Tier 2 is just leveling up; they might as well make it infinite leveling up. It seems the author is unwilling to put in the effort and is too lazy to think things through.

What's the deal with the setting of your book? The very first chapter shows people waiting to be teleported in a plaza, meaning they're all prepared, like adventurers, explorers, or scavengers. But then the character settings you write later don't match up; it's like they were suddenly teleported. Seriously, a selective, prepared teleportation is completely different from a sudden, unprepared teleportation! I don't understand it at all.

Seeing that most of the current god-themed novels featuring female protagonists end up badly, or at least as their subordinates, and those with cheat abilities who are completely unsuspecting and bring in a female protagonist are just plain stupid, and transmigrators can't even have family, I hope people will be more careful.

I'm starting a recruitment thread for different troop types. I hope readers with good ideas can help me out. The format is as follows: Types of soldiers: Name: Hawkeye Shooter Quality: Orange Features: Armor-piercing Advanced Change: Gains the double-shot characteristic after reaching the fourth level. War equipment category: Title: Archer's Glory

I think the author has misunderstood a concept: evolution and leveling up are two different things. At least in the novels I've read, evolution mostly refers to quality improvement, while this only increases the level, which is more like leveling up. It didn't meet my expectations, and two chapters were enough to make me give up.