Not Enough Attribute Points, So I Put Them All into Comprehension

Regarding comprehension, if your comprehension is high enough, you can ascend to the highest level in one leap. In fact, both comprehension and physique are forms of talent. High comprehension can lead to rapid advancement, as can high physique. If both are high enough, you can easily reach the pinnacle.

Comprehension is not omnipotent. If you are physically disabled, lack resources, connections, and luck, even if you have extraordinary comprehension, you can't change anything. What do you mean by being invincible in the universe? That's laughable and presumptuous!

Contradictions in the writing

Luo Feng transmigrated into Douluo Continent, took the Dark Demon Evil God Tiger as his mount, punched Tang San until his nose bled profusely, blocked the Great Sumeru Hammer with a single finger, founded the Hanxia Empire, destroyed the Tang Sect, beat up the Spirit Hall, activated the Black God Set, killed all the Shrek Seven Devils, and cultivated the Emperor Beast into a Starry Sky Giant…

When I got to Chapter 24, when the Wang family, the local bullies, appeared at the county auction house to auction off a martial arts technique and demanded that others give them face and not bid, I laughed. I stopped reading. A small rural landlord actually went to the provincial capital to yell at those big shots to give his Wang family face. And the big shots actually did, and stopped bidding.

It's not good, too weak. Basically, it's about him provoking someone stronger than him, lying low, then discovering that person's family has an even stronger member, so he continues to lie low, then discovering that the stronger member is hiding their strength, so he continues to lie low, then discovering yet another even stronger member in that family, so he continues to lie low, finally…

I felt disgusted the moment the woman appeared. It's ridiculous that government officials come to the local area on official business and have to rent a place, especially since she happens to live next to the protagonist. Is that reasonable?

The author has clearly exaggerated the Wang family's strength by far. In the second chapter, the eldest son of the Wang family breaks through to the ninth rank at the age of twenty, a prodigy, adding another expert to the Wang family. And this is a small local family that even steals a pig's two acres of radishes, only managing to get a hundred or eighty taels of silver from their ancestral…

Seeing that I quit after reading chapter 23, I feel like the author treated comprehension as an experience accelerator, turning it into innate talent. It's pointless. I'm deleting the book and running away.

Garbage! Even the Mongols knew to spare children shorter than a cartwheel during massacres, yet you don't even seem to care about wiping out an entire family? Disgusting!