The Witcher: I Can Grow Stronger Without Limit

The introduction is outrageous. It talks a lot but doesn't say how to strengthen it. It's too easy to give up.

What the hell is this combination of East and West?

There's too much nonsense, and it's infinitely stronger. It's been over 20 chapters, and it's just been inked there.

Damn it, I thought it was Geralt, that demon hunter who could fall to death on flat ground.

The first seven chapters are very exciting, but then things start to plummet.

Reading the comments section, I guess this book will most likely be about eunuchs.

He really talks a lot, and what he says is unclear.

It has a good beginning, but then it gets stuck. The previous book was almost the same. To be honest, if you can't write a good transition, don't write it. It's quite a waste of this beginning.

When I saw Chapter 7, I wanted to know what abnormal human beings look like. The author didn't even describe what they looked like, so he just talked about what abnormal humans look like. Why was he afraid of forcing me to solve riddles?

It's nice to watch and enjoyable, but the description of the ranks is a bit vague. There's no sense of upgrading to defeat monsters. Foundation building and golden elixir are all considered upgrades. Unfortunately, you didn't describe the high-level ones. You don't know how to perform. How many can you fight? Or how can you beat low-level invincibles? There's no description.