
This Transmigrator Only Wants to Choose the Easiest Difficulty
这个穿越者只想选最低难度
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Having read "I Just Don't Play by the Rules," let me offer my advice on this book. I dropped both of them because I didn't see any positive aspects in them. It's true that the lowest option is the optimal solution, but people don't always choose the optimal solution! There's a saying, "Knowing it's impossible, yet still doing it."
The lowest level of "select all" has been written to death. This book is just average. It's tasteless and not worth the trouble of discarding it. Goodbye!
I'm sick of the same old trope of a beautiful policewoman and her best friend. Author, please come up with a different formula for the protagonist and his girlfriend. And is the main world all women? So far, besides the protagonist and the antagonist, there are hardly any men.
The protagonist is cowardly, incompetent, and lacks intelligence. Instead of taking risks for good rewards, they risk everything on worthless attribute points. The plot is illogical, the characters' motivations are illogical, and the characters' actions are forced upon the protagonist, who is also incredibly stupid.
The protagonist has absolutely no independent thought. With physical attributes so far superior to ordinary people, would it be difficult for him to learn combat or shooting? Yet, upon returning to reality, all he thinks about is how to make money, specifically the shady trade of antiques that can't withstand scrutiny. The protagonist is merely a puppet of the system.
I skipped through the realistic parts.
It feels like the protagonist is just a dog kept by the system, working himself to the bone for nothing more than a slight stat boost. Other good things are like carrots hanging in front of a deer's mouth—visible, but only good for a fleeting thought.
It was alright at first, but the policewoman was a disaster as soon as she appeared. Not to mention that the family had three different surnames for the parents and daughter, and she kept pushing the father into the fire as soon as she knew he was going to get into trouble. She didn't care when she saw the protagonist was a gangster.
Japan lacks resources, and relies almost entirely on imports for strategic resources such as oil, rubber, and steel. For example, Japan has no oil resources at all and imports them entirely from the United States. Japan's rapid development on the eve of World War II was entirely due to the war. It needed to plunder resources, divert domestic conflicts, and maintain domestic stability.
I, Shennong, know this herb is poisonous. 😰😰😰