Reincarnation Paradise: What If I Can't Win a One-on-One?

Honestly, after reading the current chapters, the most outrageous part is... The protagonist's control over lightning is ridiculously exaggerated... So exaggerated that even a fifth-tier mage might not be able to transform lightning into a horse and ride it across the battlefield... He seems like a first-tier newbie, but his actual performance is so absurd I can't even describe it. His attributes and skill values ​​are seriously overpowered for a first-tier character.

Guys, is anyone still reading? This feels more and more like a single-player game. D(ŐдŐ๑)

Four purple treasure chests yielded a single purple pendant. Hilarious! Do you know why "The Master of Luck" is a top-rated book? Are your grades terrible? You learn bad things instead of good ones. Even with Su Xiao's terrible luck, after each world ends, he still has so many amazing items that adventure teams would be envious. But all you get is a pile of junk.

And then there's the Naruto world. She didn't do anything, and a sniper shot off her hand. Then she gave up some equipment and items and released her? If someone offends you or someone offends you, they're killed on the spot, and you still release them? What kind of operation is that? Aren't you afraid that they'll come back to haunt you after leaving this world?

Good luck! The Phoenix from Corpse Brother would be a good fit. The Ice Sea Frost Demon Dragon isn't really needed. Dark Sun Star is a good choice, Ten Thousand Dragons is also an option, and Chaos would be quite suitable.

Calling the protagonist a geneticist isn't accurate either; he's just a half-baked expert. The book should be titled "A Blood Warrior Walking in Paradise," as the protagonist title is a huge insult to the shaman profession.

The synopsis makes me quite interested in the protagonist's class, but I'm not sure if that's actually how it's written. At first, I thought the protagonist was a mass-production type.

Just finished watching it, and it was alright, but the transitions were too fast and not explained clearly. The pacing was quite fast, not padded. The talent was only used in the first world, and not in the second. Having side effects doesn't mean it can't be used. You can't purify the attributes added by using the purification fruit.

Dear readers, it's not that I'm trying to slow down the protagonist's development, but the information on the equipment and resources panel is too much of a headache, and the various pricing and settings are also a real pain. Moreover, there are still many plot holes to fill, and the author is thinking about where and how to fill them. His brain is already overwhelmed.

In the early stages of the beginner phase, you can move at a faster pace and write about the original world, etc. Honestly, derivative worlds are not interesting.