Global Gaowu: Slay to Attain the Dao

My first reaction to the "cheat code" was that it was a slaughterhouse scene. Author, since you gave the protagonist a strong mentality of refusing to give up, you should have written about him actively striving for kill points. Instead, you started by showing him spending his days at home cooking and killing fish to gain kill points – such a petty act.

I hope everyone agrees that this book doesn't have a female lead. I'm emotionally inept and afraid that writing one would drive readers away.

The female lead is Fang Ping's sister, no objections, right?

I honestly don't understand the protagonist's actions. There's no limit to how he can kill and seize spiritual energy. He gains spirit, blood, and vitality from cooking and killing fish, so why not just go to a supermarket or a slaughterhouse to kill fish or pigs? He wouldn't have to kill for a lifetime; a few years would be enough, and it would be risk-free.

The power-ups were too high. It was watchable at first, but the protagonist was too arrogant and overly prominent. There were too many powerful and cunning opponents; his early overconfidence only made the power-ups get higher and higher. It would have been better to have Fang Ping draw attention first, and then unleash his full power after achieving enlightenment. The main enemies were all above the pinnacle level anyway.

The protagonist is very erratic, and the personality and interactions of the alternate characters are addictive! Various conflicts revolve around the protagonist recklessly rushing out for fun, revealing secrets he knows, then getting beaten up and using the names of other powerful figures to justify his actions, while nobody actually knows who the protagonist is or who's protecting him. It's written like a light novel, a comedy. It completely lacks the flavor of the original work.

I'd call the protagonist of this book the King of Fawning. He fawns not only over the main character but also over the supporting characters. His grandfather raised him for over a decade, only to give him all the resources in one go. The old headmaster served as his mentor for a month, and he was instantly promoted to Rank 9. He showers everyone with all sorts of things.

Why would the protagonist expose that he killed the true king's grandson? If he does, all the dead in the battlefield will be pinned on him, directly causing the four major royal courts of the underground to join forces and increase pressure on their own true king, right? They're only happy when a few of their own people die, aren't they?

I can accept fanfiction praising the original protagonist to some extent, but what disgusts me the most is that it's not enough to just praise a bunch of supporting characters as well. Author, you've really taken a unique approach, purely making the supporting characters sycophants.

Why include a storyline about the Yang family patriarch? It's really off-putting.