Myriad Worlds Invasion: My Game Avatar

You vomited after killing a goblin? With that kind of mental fortitude, you might as well go home and sell sweet potatoes.

He said he knew about DNF earlier, but then he forgot everything about the Fate Coin the moment he turned around.

There's too much internal monologue. The plot is too slow-paced. The growth rate is sometimes fast and sometimes slow. Sometimes, for the sake of the plot, it's necessary to quickly increase combat power. There are also instances where, for the sake of the plot, combat power doesn't increase much for several days.

I laughed when this book mentioned needing good academic performance to get into a martial arts school. It turns martial artists, who rely on physical prowess, are now relying on theory! I promptly dropped the book.

The main character said they wanted to keep a low profile, and then you go and show off your sex appeal like this, it's hilarious!

I really can't help but complain about the writing style. There are many places where the words don't quite express the meaning. While readers can understand what the author is trying to say, a closer look reveals very strange word choice and sentence structure—it's really awkward! 😂

The writing got increasingly weak towards the end, it felt like AI had taken over.

The existence of ghostly entities can be considered a rule, immune to the laws of physics. Even black holes or stellar explosions cannot harm them; only so-called "vital energy" can cause damage. It's truly a case of rules being subjective; you might as well say that pure kinetic energy doesn't cause harm, but energy-based substances can, because ghosts can penetrate most matter, leading to the near-total assassination of humanity's elite, with only a small number hiding and barely surviving.

Isn't this exactly the same as "My Comprehension is Number One in the World"?

Isn't black supposed to correspond to the fifth order? How did it become the fourth order?