A Hundred Million Ways for the Boss of the Heavens to Die

It's One Piece and Naruto again, I get annoyed just looking at them.

There are so many plot holes. First, why don't any of the aliens identified have language proficiency passive skills? Are they all illiterate? Second, the descriptions of the shop and exchange are really convoluted. Logically, (unaware of the trap) the shop's items, which have no side effects, should be more expensive (due to their versatility).

The realistic elements are too weak, especially the two women around the protagonist. Secondly, does he think advanced civilizations are idiots? Why not choose a zombie virus? Even nanobots are more advanced. They can replicate infinitely, and one of them is a civilization with faith. I don't believe that an advanced civilization with faith wouldn't have brainwashing techniques or something. In short, it's a book with a decent premise, but you can't read it with your brain.

I have to say, your advanced alien civilization is really something else. Since they can bring things from their own world, it would be a piece of cake for them to crush the protagonist. The whole process is just mindless fun, it's practically a farce. If you can't write something with any intelligence, you should just remove that label.

They're basically all set in Earth-based worlds... You Earthlings can't survive without being wiped out by a united front. The scientific approach is to eliminate people from a particular world first, since you understand worldviews best. If you don't mess with them, you'll just be waiting to be schemed against.

Will there be any unexpected issues if other attributes are increased to the teens or twenties? Is it really necessary to stubbornly insist on testing the weak and exhausted young master?

I've given up. The author has started to slack off; the unnamed parts are all filler.

The plot is alright, but there's too much unnecessary dialogue. If you're just buying something, why write so many words to pad the word count? Who's going to play this game with you?

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I only read the free chapters of this book, and my assessment is that it's okay to read when you're looking for something to read, but it won't require much brainpower. I won't comment on the protagonist's power-up path, cheat abilities, or world-building for now, nor will I give away any spoilers. Those who are interested can check it out.