I Have a Killer Instinct

I don't understand why I have to join this so-called "scheme." The protagonist's cheat ability doesn't require resources; it's much better to develop on my own, even if it's a little slower. There aren't any life-or-death enemies waiting ahead. Why act like I have OCD, making a huge fuss every day? Even dungeons have a cooldown; why do I have to keep fighting monsters from morning till night? Why do I have to grind like this?

There is no future in imitating evil spirit! I feel like complaining when I see you being evil. A senior appears every now and then, and a master appears every few chapters. You are the cheating brother! If you can't cheat a civilian player, what the hell are you talking about?

It's that same old physical training routine again. Can't we have something more like a spiritual master or a master of internal energy?

The protagonist, who can destroy a building, starts by fighting fierce ghosts and killing female ghosts who can't be killed by guns. After more than a hundred chapters, he has reached the pinnacle of his Vajra Indestructible Divine Skill and the Purple Cloud Divine Skill, yet he can't withstand two pistol bullets? It's hilarious!

Why join the game? Is it worth becoming a subservient figure for a few scraps? Is the protagonist inherently servile? If I had that kind of cheat ability, I'd rather live like a savage in the deep mountains than let others trample on me. Why can't most authors compare to those top-tier writers? Their writing is inferior, their vision too narrow—that's the difference.

Don't force the pacing; a fast-paced, exciting story must be exciting to the very end.

You want me to teach you how to do things? All you do is fight and die for the people all day long. You're really good at saving lives and killing enemies. What kind of person are you?

Isn't this just like "You Yao Qi"? No wonder it felt so familiar! The tactics are so similar!

Same old tricks. Biaozi pretends to be virtuous, saying he won't join the organization, but he gets arrested after only a few chapters. I'm tired of this formula.

It's just so-so, and it doesn't even look quite right.