My Doppelgangers Rule the Career Rankings

The protagonist goes to school just for the sake of going, learning absolutely nothing. He searches online for every little question, only to get an "insufficient permissions" error. Even the most trivial questions require specific permissions. The entire city only has a few beginner dungeons, and all the skilled players there are inside.

Dude, are you sure there's nothing wrong with what you wrote? At the beginning of the article, you said that the protagonist's puppeteer class was useless, and later a bunch of classmates mocked it as useless. I really thought that your puppeteer class was a useless piece of trash, with no combat ability and only realistic.

The author keeps emphasizing that the protagonist's profession is flawed and terrible, and then says something like, "Rare professions gain +2 to all attributes with each level up, while ordinary professions gain +1 to all attributes with each level up. If the protagonist, who is in a rare profession, is so terrible, then how are ordinary professions supposed to survive?"

I didn't want to read any more after the sixth chapter. Poisonous! Created a clone of the Saber King The name and background have been completely changed. Why not just create original characters?

There are too many flaws. Let's not even talk about the traditional character portrayals, world-building, and price issues. First, look at how you've described the official website. It's been turned into a collection of scam posts that are considered "highlights."

Just to put it simply, attribute cards keep appearing and can be used on the main character. Currently, at the same level, the main character's trash class has better attributes than rare classes. In game-like novels, what does it mean to obtain tradable attribute cards by achieving high ratings? If a game features this kind of item, a whale (high-spending player) will show you: even a level 1, ordinary class can destroy everything with a kitchen knife.

The biggest flaw is that the protagonist is no different from an ordinary puppeteer, and his profession is not particularly outstanding, but his strength is like he has a cheat code. If this profession can really create such a powerful puppet with just a few extraordinary items, then why did the last person who awakened this profession end up running an air doll shop?

If you have any interesting clone concepts, whether from novels or anime, feel free to let the author know. The author will include interesting and suitable character designs in the book. For example, Saber, Artoria, etc.

These kinds of schools are toxic; what's the point of going there? It's ridiculous, and it restricts your freedom of movement.

The difficulty level is matched with the ability; if the cheat code is too overpowered, the difficulty is too low, and the novel will basically be a flat, straightforward narrative. Is this the kind of story you're planning to write?