After I Left the Party, They Came Chasing After Me

"I'm Reading Otherworldly Toilet Paper on Qidian"

The plot is very similar to a certain other novel about quitting the team, but the reason for quitting the team in that novel could be explained, such as the useless profession and the male protagonist ostensibly slacking off and reading newspapers every day while leading the team to "easily and mindlessly crush" the enemy. This book is way too stupid...

The "leaving the team" mentality is essentially about being a brainless sycophant, but it becomes much clearer if you change your perspective and think of your former team as a company. The company fired you because they thought your salary was too high, and then the boss realized the company couldn't function without you. Meanwhile, you've either started your own company or moved to a better one.

My assessment is: leftovers from eating pineapple buns

Am I the only one who thinks this book severely reduces the intelligence of NPCs? Having seen the previous stage, I won't go into the reasons for leaving the team. They were forced to be blind, or rather, they lacked foresight. The protagonist led them through the first ten levels, even achieving a reversal, but none of them noticed even the slightest clue about the team's potential for growth.

I specifically spent 100 points on this review, read the synopsis, and it conjured up 5-6 comics and novels where the protagonist gets kicked out of their team/faction/nation. There are also 4-5 of those. It's okay if the original teammates/faction/nation realize they're replacing the protagonist; it's all about the author's skill later on. But there aren't many well-drawn/written parts later on.

Does this book not include equipment or treasures? It only shows class stats. Something seems off to me. Don't MMO games involve grinding for equipment? The dungeon drops only gold and experience; I don't see the use of materials.

It's one thing to make practice runs incredibly weak, but to spend two chapters on buying a completely useless weapon?

I specifically subscribed to this 100-point review, but the writing is so padded out, it's already at the same point after 100 chapters. The male lead is like a turtle, and the newly recruited teammates are brainless. If the author can't write anymore, they can stop writing; there's no need to keep padding it out. It's bound to have a bad ending anyway. 🙄

The writing is quite good, but the names of the characters give me a sense of disconnect. What kind of parents would name their daughter "White Bone"?