All of Humanity Shrinks a Hundredfold

You don't even understand proportions before writing a novel. Even if humans remain the same, a table a hundred times taller would only be 80 meters. Does 80 meters look like a mountain peak? Does 20 meters look like a plaza? A shoebox can't be a city. Normally, a street is many times larger than a shoebox. This is completely inaccurate. At least try to make it more reasonable to exploit us!

The common problem with this type of novel is that the protagonist's cheat codes are too overpowered. There will always be someone with a higher level than the protagonist, someone who knows more than the protagonist, and someone with better battle records than the protagonist. So, you're just helping someone else with these cheat codes?

It seems alright. The subject matter is novel, and there's no bad stuff. So why isn't anyone watching?

If the volume is reduced by a factor of 100, then the height will be reduced by a factor of 3√100 = 4.64, Meaning that the original 1.8 Meters will become 38.8 Centimeters. If the author's height were shrunk by a factor of 100, then the volume would be reduced by a factor of 100^3 = one million 😤.

This is way too unfair to humans! Other races can get all types of units (shield infantry, archers, cavalry, etc.) Just by upgrading their cities, while human cavalry can only be built by obtaining blueprints, and the key point is that these blueprints even have usage restrictions (except for the eternal ones).

The book title itself is grammatically incorrect; what does "shrunk by a hundred times" mean? I've only ever heard of "increased by a hundred times."

This is the first round of recommendations for the new book. I hope everyone will read it. This is related to whether the book will be recommended again. Please don't let the book die out.

A hundred times the size of 1.8 Meters becomes 1 centimeter and 8 millimeters... The size of a mosquito, just waiting to die.

Why isn't it available yet? I feel a little bad about getting so much for free (●_●)

The protagonist has a cheat code that allows them to quickly plunder resources, but everyone else acts like they're already veteran players? They seem to know everything, right? Even with a big starting advantage, they shouldn't be able to know everything without a cheat code. The balance is completely gone!