Grinding Skills from the Skeleton Up

Overall, it's not bad, but the phone's keypad controls aren't enough to perform those actions.

The writing is alright, but the Special Affairs Bureau could have taught them a lesson.

I'd give it nine points if there were no unusual sentences, but only six points to pass if there are unusual plot twists. Every time I'm watching something perfectly fine, a strange plot twist always pops up to throw me into the story.

The latest chapter is a bit better now, explaining why the protagonist went through the motions with the Special Affairs Bureau. However, there's still a flaw: bringing out the Philosopher's Stone for a few pieces of information is a major compromise. They'll definitely push their luck next time. It remains to be seen how the author will handle it. I think it'll be soon that the protagonist's true form is found, forcing them to confront the situation.

Starting from chapter 45, it begins to resemble a history of absurdity.

If you squint at your cover, it looks like a human face. Hilarious! 😏😏

This book is bad. I'd give it an 8 out of 10 for the concept, but the character relationships are poorly handled. Aside from the protagonist, the other characters are underdeveloped. The official writing is incredibly stupid. It's a shame this book is so bad.

The Special Bureau won't kill? Even if Spades wants to kill, the Special Bureau will too. If they don't, are you going to be a mother player?

The abilities were alright, but in chapter 40, the protagonist went completely insane when he started treating reality like a game. I'm out of here.

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