Hold On, Let Me Start a Game First

That's awesome! I suggest the throwing knives be made of meteorite iron with special energy, so they disappear after a while after being launched. Otherwise, the protagonist would just become a resource refresher, farming meteorite iron for others.

Seeing all 18 images, why go back to the capital? Living a tough life outdoors is tough, but going back to the capital is too risky, isn't it? In a high-martial-arts world, you can't be too careful, right? Forcing the plot forward like this isn't how you do it. Gambling with your life, with such a small chance of winning—what were you thinking? The protagonist can fly infinitely, but in a high-martial-arts world, others might also be able to fly. Getting captured is the more likely outcome!

Unfortunately, when I saw the author mention multiple female leads, I left. I heard that in previous books, the author created one world and recruited one female lead? If that's the case, then my impression of this book will remain that it only has one female lead. Sigh, there are really few good single-female-lead books. Goodbye, keep up the good work!

Pan-Global Invasion Company is now recruiting 3,000 world pioneers online. Wholesale system, after completing the world's initial exploration, the Shanghai Stock Exchange will explore 90% of the world's origins. Those interested, please reply. "I voluntarily sign this contract!"

It's just so-so. The male lead actually entrusted his life to someone else, gambling on whether that person was a good person! I'm speechless. And the male lead's intelligence is questionable! He already knew this world was a high-level martial arts world and knew the approximate levels of bronze and silver medals, but the original owner of this body, a weakling who wasn't even at the Body…

I've read it, and it's around chapter 110 now. I think the biggest problem with this book is that the author clearly has no talent for writing romance, yet he insists on doing so. The plot is so damn melodramatic, it really annoyed me.

The author hereby swears to me that from today onwards, I will not rest or get sick. Aside from eating, using the restroom, and sleeping (7 hours a day), all other time will be devoted to writing. I will not rest until I have written 30,000 words a day. I will refuse any outings, including gaming and parties. I will focus solely on writing, updating daily without holding back any material.

I think the main character was most interesting when he was only half-winged; the throwing knives were really fun. But now he's just wandering around in various dungeons, and it feels like something's missing.

I know you're in a hurry, but hold on, let me start a game first [manual dogo]

The overpowered parts were indeed satisfying, but they still got to me. Starting with a cheat code and then having to wander around the boss's hometown—okay, it's just the protagonist's halo, I tolerated it. After a few dozen chapters of relative stability, I encountered a city lord who sacrificed civilians. So what if the sacrifice was interrupted? Did he really let that go?