All Heavens Invade: I’m Overpowered, but Play It Safe

What's the point of going to university? If someone were truly sane, they'd avoid real-world interactions and quietly develop their character. While your writing style might pad the plot, it's no different from other similar books. I'm always speechless when I read these kinds of stories; the protagonist is brainless, has cheat codes, and instead of quietly developing their character, they insist on being a scapegoat.

That's fantastic! Boss Lin Yuan is going to capture the Black Mountain Demon and make him a Star Slave.

The first chapter had a flaw: the classmates' mockery. That kind of plot isn't popular anymore. (This comment can be deleted)

The cheat codes are way too overpowered. He knows the plot, has a system talent, and then the protagonist is mentally challenged and has a burden to carry.

I thought the cultivation technique I exchanged would permanently increase my strength after I started practicing it. Who knew it would only provide a temporary boost? Speechless. After reading so many novels about gods and immortals, this is the first one where, after exchanging for a cultivation technique, you can only temporarily increase your strength.

I just don't understand why, with the current trend of infinite flow games, we still need the college entrance exam.

... Only the second world, and you've already spent most of your reincarnation points on dungeon characters? Maybe you're overconfident. Let's see which player who plays it safe will do this.

The game starts with a bunch of people mocking the protagonist; it's so damn retro.

I can't watch it anymore. The most important character in the world is a smart person, right? There's a female lead in every level.

I don't understand why there has to be this time-traveling plot where the character doesn't spend a single penny, just to get ridiculed by others. Is it because the plot can't move forward without ridicule?