I Can Gain Abilities from Tags

Becoming a kindergarten teacher—a magician in a week, a god in a month—is unthinkable after a semester. It's just empty talk. If all else fails, become a lecturer in a pyramid scheme and you'll be invincible.

It seems the protagonist is using this cheat code in the wrong way. If it were me, I'd prepare a whole bunch of magic props; anyone seeing that would suspect I'm a magician. After becoming a magician, I could go perform for kids, pretending to be a sorcerer. A few out of a hundred would believe me, right? That's a direct path to superhuman abilities.

Please stop with this clichéd, childish stuff of showing off and getting slapped in the face! It's disgusting! A protagonist who works hard quietly is a thousand times better than this! There are brilliant people in the world, but this kind of self-righteous fool who thinks he's the only one who's smart in a world of stupidity has long since turned into excrement!

Several years ago, there were already late-night diners with the same main characters and labels, all the same old tropes: pretentious posturing and face-slapping, and the same old formulas from 10 years ago. They directly copied it without even changing it.

Tag system, Midnight Diner... Why does this feel so familiar?

I specifically subscribed to this chapter to complain. In chapter 33, he saw the murderer but didn't call the police; instead, he followed him alone. After being discovered, he was still doing nothing. It's beyond just being brainless.

Well, the idea for this book is good, but the content is too outdated. It would have been a hit fifteen years ago.

There are quite a few face-slapping moments here. 😒

Having read up to chapter eleven, is this some kind of "Dragon and Snake Romance"? A beautiful female master? And earlier there was the scene of using medical skills to save the chairman of a conglomerate. This book's formula is getting a bit old.

Another unlicensed person practicing medicine everywhere!