Nightmare Space: I Can Simulate Without Limits

If you already have this cheater, why would you need a stupid teammate? Are you just trying to reach the word count?

Is the protagonist mentally sound? He casually gives away Nightmare Crystals, sells off life-saving items cheaply instead of keeping them for himself, and surprisingly, dungeons don't drop any items. He's run so many dungeons, and only the Raven at the beginning is useful; everything after that is just disposable, a complete waste of time.

Don't write about girls, that Monchhichi is a total idiot, isn't a lone wolf better?

Dude, you haven't even written the main storyline clearly, and you still want to add a romance subplot? And look at how you've written it! Are you sure you want to keep going like this?

I didn't see the enjoyment part, and my blood pressure went up.

Not bad, but I hope the male lead doesn't end up saying "I should have realized it sooner," otherwise it would seem like he hasn't made any progress. (Read up to chapter 33)

Later it shifted to the city, with a female supporting character appearing in over ten pages—a typical studio-written story, similar to the pretentious face-slapping novels of over a decade ago.

The biggest problem with this book is that all the supporting characters are idiots, the main character carries the team through the dungeons, and the teammates only cause trouble from beginning to end.

Ah! The protagonist is so pitiful! His personality is so flamboyant, and someone has even figured out part of the simulator's function. It makes him seem like a precognitive ability user! I have a feeling the protagonist will be used, and I don't want him to be used as a pawn, or even sacrificed! "When poor, cultivate your own virtue; when rich, help others."

The protagonist's intelligence seems questionable no matter how you look at it.