From the Start, I Was Forced to Join the Vajra Temple

The cheat codes are too overpowered; even ordinary people could do that. Why bother with cultivation? Just go around the city and bump into people; getting hundreds of millions of attributes wouldn't be unreasonable, right? How about creating a One-Punch Man? If you want a higher cultivation level, with those attributes, you should at least find a small sect and wait in line to get some martial arts skills—that wouldn't be too much to ask, would it?

Having read many of the author's books, I find the setting changes too frequently; it's always fighting or on the way to a fight, which inevitably leads to reader fatigue. Therefore, people aren't very receptive. Plus, those who like this genre have already read most of the author's works, so there's little anticipation. Everyone knows your formula, so they're definitely going to read it all at once.

If the author really can't take it anymore, just start a new one. This book is painful for you to write, and painful for me to read. Anyway, there's plenty of debt to repay; I've already abandoned several books, so one more won't make a difference.

A professional eunuch. Enough said, I'm blocking you. I never want to see you again.

On the surface, it seems like the protagonist is always taking on challenges one level higher than others, which makes him seem very powerful, but each time he encounters an enemy, the enemy is more than two levels higher than him. Overall, it's basically about torturing the protagonist, somewhat like the GM versions or full-VIP versions of online games on the market nowadays. It sounds nice, but it's essentially the same thing.

I'll never subscribe to this author's books again, they're disgusting.

The main problem is the lack of a clear power level. If you were to hit someone with hundreds of tons of power, they would be reduced to blood and gore long ago. But I've noticed that almost everyone along the way can fight the protagonist... Which is ridiculous. Does that mean everyone else is also carrying hundreds of tons of power?

I don't need to write books anymore, I'll just find a factory job.

Damn it, it's happening again! How am I supposed to keep reading your books?

Something feels off. Isn't this supposed to be an overpowered ability that crushes everything over time? It seems like it does, but it doesn't actually... The protagonist gets suppressed... It lacks a certain appeal if it can't leapfrog several levels and dominate the world. An overpowered ability that grows with age is more terrifying than a genius; it's irrational.