Global Evolution: I Have an Attribute Panel

The author is truly amazing; the first chapter's ability to discourage readers is off the charts! I admire you greatly, please maintain this style!

Leaving aside the initial minor flaws, considering I've subscribed to several of the author's previous books, I could tolerate them, thinking things would improve later. For example, the protagonist's father is probably a master, his teacher has connections, he caught the boss's eye when he was just a nobody, and his sister also has a background... None of these are major issues.

The opening three chapters are golden!! One line: "Like begets like," followed by "Like father, like son," is enough to make anyone give up! Having powerful connections means living like a dog. It's like a war god returning to find his daughter living through a dog hole!

The writing is awkward; it's a classic online game from Qidian, and Shennong wouldn't like it.

If you had abundant wealth, power, connections, and resources, would you let your child eat the worst food, live in the worst housing, and use the worst things? Even having to borrow money for food. Even if the protagonist has poor aptitude, you could use resources to improve them, instead of neglecting them—it's obvious they're not your own child.

I finished it in one go; a good read during my reading slump. The template is basically copied from *Swallowed Star*, but the plot and characters are original, and the villains are mostly anti-intellectual. The overpowered abilities are so excessive they just fill the plot. The protagonist has already reached the third-to-last level on Earth after only a few months; there will definitely be a space arc later. It's passable as a lighthearted, fast-paced novel, but it's too retro; barely readable.

This book would have been considered an excellent work 20 years ago. Ten years ago, it would have been considered quite standard. But now it's 2023. It feels like something a primary school student would write.

Chapter 16 is truly speechless. He gives all the credit to his biggest rival in the later competition, talking about hiding his strength? What the hell are you hiding? Your biggest rival already knows! What's the point of hiding it? Instead of taking the money, he should be improving himself. Is the protagonist out of his mind?

It felt like stepping back ten years 😰, but the story was too cliché and the plot description was too awkward.

I specifically subscribed to a chapter to complain. Is the author still stuck in the past? 🥵🥵🥵 What era is this? Still using this kind of subject matter and writing style?