Starting with Training Slimes

Is this description meant for me to complain? Let me tell you a joke: Top hackers are broke; they can't even afford to spend money on games. 😁 In any industry, if you're at the very top, how can you be broke?

I've read over 90 chapters, and the further I go, the less I can bear to continue. I hate these kinds of pet-themed novels where the protagonist is already being schemed against by world-class figures before even leaving the starting village.

It's pretty good, but the pacing is a bit slow. Also, the undercover plot was a little disgusting. I just wanted a lighthearted pet book, but they had to include all sorts of unnecessary stuff. It made me drop a lot of other books.

That cult-like story made me want to abandon the book. Was the protagonist a military academy officer in reserve? Or had he already joined the relevant department? Otherwise, what makes an ordinary student a potential undercover agent? Did he meet the psychological standards? And who is Old Man Li? How could he decide someone's life or death based entirely on conjecture? What right does he have to be above the law?

I've read 22 chapters. The parents died inexplicably, I was inexplicably targeted, and I almost got assigned to be an undercover agent. The inspiration was good, and it was quite interesting, but the plot was really nonsensical, especially the female teacher and the old man in the monitoring room. I clicked on the investment, which felt rushed. 🙂 Can it be significantly revised? I still hope it can be written well.

They can just kill someone whenever they want, or infiltrate someone's organization whenever they want. Isn't that incredibly sloppy? Hasn't this federation been overthrown yet?

So, it turns out everyone above the protagonist is an idiot? What kind of undercover plot is this, with those random IQ tests? Only the protagonist is a genius, incredibly intelligent, and everyone else is just plain stupid? This plot is laughable.

Why did it have to end? It feels like it's not even halfway through!

One suggestion for improvement: The negative status effects from killing wild monsters to complete achievements are ridiculous. There's a particularly toxic storyline where killing thousands of sunflowers and a sunflower king directly lowers the affinity of all rangers, firefighters, and all kings to negative levels. And what about water-type monsters?

This is the first time I've heard of top-tier hackers being poor. Even in a second-tier city, they'd own a villa and a luxury car. If you don't have at least two or three million a year plus stock dividends, don't call yourself a computer expert. In major Chinese companies, having top-tier computer skills is commonplace, often exceeding ten million plus stock dividends. Writing books without thinking—these days, there's no such thing as unappreciated talent, only infertility.