Reborn, I'll Grind My Way to an Angelmon and Crush You All

1. Rebirth, Foresight 2. For the second generation of the wealthy, being born into the right family is a skill. 3. Abandon sagacity and wisdom; I am invincible in the late game, you can do whatever you want. 4. Fate skills have absolute probability; you are at best lucky ones, I am the father of luck. 5. Unprecedentedly, I was invincible in the early stages of the game.

While setting up game worlds is your forte, the way this country sets up its online game world is too outdated (subtle).

I haven't read many chapters, but two fundamental issues have emerged. First, the issue of overpowered stats. Overpowered attributes are understandable, but is the equipment level just for show? Since the equipment level doesn't restrict what you can wear, why add it? Secondly, the class equipment and skills for the protagonist are too chaotic.

Personally, I feel the biggest problem with this book is that while the title suggests a "sneaky development" or "camping" style, the content is about an invincible protagonist with cheat codes. Those drawn in by the title are likely fans of stories about a protagonist who plays cautiously and defensively, but then find themselves overpowered from the start, which kills any desire to continue reading. 😥

It's hard to judge. I know you work hard on the setting, but spending most of the last three chapters talking about the background, the setting, and the equipment data, and doing this all the time, isn't that a bit excessive? It's really quite padded. It's already over 130 chapters long, and it's still in the growth stage.

The Pokémon series on the Dimensional Forum is truly a masterpiece, but unfortunately, the male mother character is incredibly chaotic. I'll read this one first; if it lacks the otaku vibe, I'll skip it.

I've read five chapters, and my impression is... Hard to say. It has a very retro style; the background, character design, and plot are reminiscent of game novels from around 2010. I'll see how it goes!

Free covers lack soul. This book cover was personally lit and photographed by Ben Dong, and edited by Xianyu. It reflects the creative concept, philosophical thinking, and aesthetics! The superposition of two-dimensional and three-dimensional elements embodies the theme of dimensional fusion in this book, and the in-depth processing after the fusion is self-consistent reflects the cultural connotation of this book...

I still prefer stories like "The Great Martial Arts World," where the protagonist has no background but possesses abilities, and their opportunities are all found by themselves. Later books have protagonists whose innate abilities are absurd, and the story ends without any effort, making it easy to become tiresome.

If it weren't for your reputation as a gentleman, I would have left after reading the first five chapters. While relentlessly using cheat codes, you're also desperately suppressing your level. Are you planning some ancient, low-level face-slapping trope later on, where a high-level extra tries to humiliate the protagonist because of his low level but gets killed instead?