I Put All My Points into Drop Rates

This is way too much of a stretch for the protagonist! Unparalleled talent, Earth-level movement technique, Heaven-level secret technique. Three times tempered by rare and precious treasures. The protagonist, at level eight, can't even defeat a level nine martial artist??? And then there's the Night Tiger level three boosting his combat power significantly. Author, your writing is terrible.

That's ridiculous. You can't suppress the protagonist's cheat ability; you have to suppress their intelligence. It's like how the more you kill something, the lower the chance of it dropping a good item. Otherwise, even mosquitoes have a low drop rate. The more you kill, the better it becomes, and it's not dangerous. Besides, there are plenty of insects in the wild.

Despite having such a massive cheat code, he's actually less powerful than a random passerby. They have all sorts of amazing items, like Heavenly-grade materials and body-refining materials—things that would be incredibly powerful on most characters. But the protagonist, with multiple cheat codes, is practically useless. With such a huge cheat code, why doesn't he use it to hunt ferocious beasts?

The quality of the items revealed was a bit off, and the lack of explanation for their production was outrageous. The fact that they always blatantly inquired about them with others was also unsettling. Furthermore, while he was considered sneaky, his actions were quite sloppy. If it weren't for the item-revealing mechanic, which appealed to me, I would never have kept watching until the end.

How long did it take you to kill a mosquito after transmigrating? You've never stepped on an ant? Or a snail?

I strongly suggest adding a block function; this kind of novel is simply insulting to intelligence.

I've noticed that these days, books on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) are so addictive that three chapters can kill off a whole bunch of readers; those who don't are the true audience. It's ridiculous: how can a mosquito drop a peerless elixir (this mosquito has the potential to become an emperor?), Or a bronze wooden sword (the sword could crush a mosquito, right?).

The pressure of suppressing my cultivation level is unbearable. Consuming rare and precious herbs is like eating vegetables; I haven't improved my cultivation level at all, only my body refinement has improved. I still feel incredibly weak. 😅

I couldn't stand it anymore... The protagonist reached level nine in martial arts, while the rest of the team, led by Captain Ding, were the weakest. Three years later, the protagonist was still at level nine, while everyone else had reached level nine... All the groundwork laid, the Heavenly-level cultivation technique, the Emperor's set—it all just resulted in a three-year stalemate, with everyone else leveling up.

There's a major problem with this setup: does loot only drop when the protagonist kills a creature? If everyone gets loot, it's fine, but if only the protagonist gets loot from killing creatures, that's a huge issue. From now on, the protagonist gets loot from every single creature they kill, meaning they can't kill creatures in front of others, or they'll definitely get arrested.