I'm a Ruthless Modifier

I really want to complain about the fact that modifying values ​​automatically changes the name.

Do you look down on mice and flies? Mice are far stronger than tigers and cranes of the same size. Give me some points, Super Evolution Mouse Fist!

The protagonist's cheat ability allows him to create his own methods and forge his own path.

It's exhausting. Why are there always these kinds of plots? The best ending is when the guy treats the protagonist unconditionally well and survives. The female protagonist tries to take advantage of the protagonist, but the protagonist still gives her all sorts of benefits.

The plot is like a nested doll; once the protagonist reaches a certain level, many others at the same level will appear.

This mod adds health, recovery, attack, and defense to infinity. A single hair can pierce billions of universes, and the explosion of billions of universes can only cause a tiny bit of damage.

Suddenly I remembered the protagonist showing off and being asked who he was. The protagonist replied that he was just a hermit in the mountains. I would directly replace that with "I'm just a dog" 😐😐😐.

Rebellion is awesome, righteousness is pathetic. You accept a favor but don't help, then suddenly help two random women. Are you out of your mind?

There are a lot of fancy and elaborate operations, but as the writing progresses, the author ends up working as a babysitter for someone else. If all else fails, you could move behind the scenes, which is not impossible, but this kid just insists on doing it. He emphasizes all sorts of messy psychological descriptions, which has a style similar to that of a simp. His actions and words are logical, but isn't this logic a bit off?

A bunch of empty talk, then a classic case of playing dumb to outsmart the enemy. Playing hard to get. Showing off and then getting slapped in the face. The whole book is like this, damn it.