My Achievements Are a Little Abstract

The protagonist is a genius, but he's always wanted to live an ordinary life. So after the spiritual energy revival, he's dedicated himself to being a normal person. That's the tone he's set, and hopefully he'll stick to it.

I couldn't hold back my complaints any longer, but I didn't want to be accused of not spending any money and therefore having no right to criticize, so I tipped 100. First of all, this book is a beginner's novel, featuring system achievements, urban fantasy, and the trope of a seemingly weak character pretending to be strong. It's not too bad, just a good read.

I initially thought it would be a comedy, but it turned out to be another one where it seems like I'm just going to slack off and coast through life, but in reality, I have to get involved in everything, and no matter how flimsy the reason, I always have to drag the main character into it. This kind of approach is really off-putting!

First of all, the content is too watery. There's too much irrelevant information (commonly known as nonsense), which makes the pace too slow. Secondly, the author doesn't seem to know what readers want to see. I don't know about others, but I was drawn in by the unusual achievements, and then the variety of achievements decreased significantly 💔, and the later content became quite clichéd, lacking any innovation 🙂. Anyway, I'm off. Goodbye. 🙏

What a waste of money. Paying to see this is really... A whole family of arrogant brats, dumping you alone in a city and raising you like a stray dog. That's not quite right, let me put it another way: An emperor had two children, then the old emperor went to guard the frontier, the eldest princess ascended the throne, and the crown prince was sent to live among the common people, ostensibly for protection and training. Even unofficial histories aren't as wild as yours.

The premise is incredibly awkward: once the protagonist awakens their superhuman abilities, they become immune to firearms! Take the first superhuman the protagonist kills, for example; their strength was only enough to break through a wall and damage a car.

We middle-aged and elderly people read this not for any particular reason, nor simply to kill time. We're keeping up with the times, showcasing our true selves, recording the beauty of life, and leaving behind cherished memories. Although we may no longer be young, we have a forever young heart. Let's encourage each other, dear friends!

Having read two hundred chapters, there are too many instances where the male and female leads seem to act recklessly because of their status. For example, the female lead prioritizes seeing the male lead over the bigger picture, while the male lead deliberately gets imprisoned for a week to stage a disguised visit, only to reveal his identity and arrest people to show off.

It has the feel of a Japanese shonen manga; at first, you think they have no status or position, but later it turns into the old themes of bloodline and fatalism.

My assessment is that it started strong but ended weak. Once the part where the Dragon King slaps someone in the face started, the rest was just a pile of crap, no different from any other garbage out there. I suspect that the beginning and end of this book were not written by the same person.