I've Leveled Up

If you were to quantify this, you'd be dismayed to discover that some people are born with innate abilities like "Intelligence: +900% experience gain," "Learning by analogy: gain a small amount of experience from related skills," "Multitasking: gain experience from up to 5 skills simultaneously," "Focus: double experience gain when only one skill is gaining experience," "Talent: skill effect is…

The author's thoughts are too free, and their imagination is extremely rich, but their writing style is also very casual.

Why don't you just write about entering society directly? Writing about having a cheat code in college but not wanting to work hard is a waste. In this world, only people with money or who work hard are liked. You have nothing, so what right do you have to play games?

I have a suggestion regarding screenwriters' share of box office revenue. I've done some research, and it seems that in my country, screenwriters rarely participate in box office revenue sharing, and even if they do, it's unlikely they'll receive 10% of the total box office revenue—that's too high.

The swords forged must be stronger than this one.

These last few chapters... Has the author decided to quit or has a new author?

I personally don't understand why they had to include a cultivation element in it. It's the biggest mistake. With the cultivation element, the whole thing just becomes a hodgepodge.

Keep it up! Your "Rise of the Otaku" is so good!

I hope the author will write another good book similar to "The Rise of the Otaku".

There are plenty of people who don't want to work hard without cheat codes, but not many who have cheat codes and still lack the motivation to work hard. Watching the protagonist waste their life using cheat codes is speechless.