Doomsday: My Talents Keep Refreshing Without Limit

Regarding the protagonist's inability to surpass others despite having cheat codes, I believe the main reason is that those on the leaderboards are likely officially cultivated aces. Their inherent talents are probably at a high level, and with official resources, they instantly soar to new heights.

This is my first review, and I'm quite speechless about this book. The protagonist is constantly weakened in the early stages, making the early game completely devoid of any exciting moments. What's the point of reading it? For example, firstly, the protagonist's first golden talent has a one-day cooldown, during which he doesn't kill zombies, supposedly to prevent item drops.

The Golden Legendary quest seems impressive, but it's actually pretty weak. First, it only has a 100% drop rate that can only be activated once a day. Second, its growth talent is limited to elite monsters and only increases by 2%. Third, it only provides an attribute boost, and can only boost one level.

What a pathetic golden talent. Even with cheat codes, they're still not in the top ten... Not even in the top one hundred... Forcibly suppressing their strength is truly something else. One more thing. It's watchable. Not particularly good, not bad either. Just average. The main problem is the cheating. It's heavily exploited, suppressing combat power.

Why did the protagonist only know that gold was the best talent, and that there were even higher ones? Why didn't they refresh the pool? It was free anyway.

Seeing the top-ranked chapter immediately turned me off. The reason is simple: my first impression was that even with cheat codes, the protagonist couldn't compete. You explain that the protagonist's talent is a development-oriented build, and that he'll surpass others later, but you need to consider the lack of satisfying moments in the early game. How many readers have left?

You only see the protagonist saving their talents for later development, assuming they're just weak now but will become powerful later. That's all wrong!! Because you've forgotten the most important point: once a golden talent has been obtained, it won't reappear!! What does this mean? As time goes on, all the good talents will be used up by others.

Even the background characters' red talents are stronger than the protagonist's gold talents; this is a forced nerf, I'm disgusted.

After reading the comments, I found that it was actually the most annoying type: someone who cheats but still can't beat others—how useless are they?

The premise is that of a wish-fulfillment novel, with overpowered characters and ridiculous overpowered abilities, but the actual content lacks any sense of enjoyment. It only focuses on combat power, neglecting the plot and the enjoyment itself. The early stages are extremely weak; who the hell would want to read your so-called later stages?