From the Start, I Found a Parchment and Gained the Upper Hand

This isn't a wish-fulfillment story; despite being weak, the protagonist still suffers humiliation.

It has elements of dragons, though the stories are different. Unfortunately, I'm no longer a hot-blooded youth and can no longer empathize with that protagonist who fights against the world to save something.

I've almost reached 100,000 words, and I'm still not finished with the first dungeon. I've almost forgotten what the main quest is.

If even the main character is suffering so much, it feels like over 99% of the players will die in the first wave of dungeons.

The writing lacks emotion and sounds like a mental patient whining without any real cause.

I watched you build up for the first dungeon for ages, but you still ended up turning the tide by leveling up. What a waste of time.

A book that imitates the original; the main character's script is almost identical.

The protagonist's family, relatives, friends, and classmates in the side story claim the child killed his parents, and they just use some false information, and everyone believes it? Do they really think the readers are fools?

Look at this cast list, so many women, is this even worth reading? This kind of novel is all about pushing the boundaries, there's no plot, no imagination, only someone with a really high sex drive would read this.

Directly copying "Mysterious Resurrection"? Can you write stories about any kind of insect now?