Online Gaming: My Skills Can Crit

The protagonist is written too immaturely, like a child who hasn't grown up, with a very low level of maturity. Not my cup of tea.

The background seems a bit strange, but maybe I'm overthinking it. A reasonable guess is that the parents are sick but have some savings. The family spent money to enter a cryogenic chamber to wait for treatment in the future. To avoid running out of money, they only sent their child to play games and earn gold after the game appeared. The parents are in a deep sleep and will probably only have a scene where they wake up at the very end.

The author is an old eunuch; I dare not follow his advice.

I initially thought it would be a typical online game novel, with the protagonist's power level being a bit inconsistent right after leaving the starting area—a level 15 protagonist overwhelming a group of elite players level 35 and above. But if the author could maintain this level of inconsistency, it could still be read as an invincible story, which was actually quite good.

I knew it was a flop when someone suddenly became a god, but I stupidly subscribed to a few more chapters. That was a foolish thing of mine.

I removed it, mainly because there was no sense of immersion. Maybe it would be better posted in a female-oriented genre; they like young boys.

The main characters in several books are all too young and naive, making it impossible to connect with them at all.

I'm numb, the author's love for young boys is confirmed.

Haven't read it yet; there are very few people writing about online games these days.

The beginning is alright, waiting for the author to rebuild the glory of online games.