I'm GSD, One Slash to Burst a Star

The combat power in this world is too high. In the world of DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online), even a character who has just woken up is an absolute master. Here, they're like trash, only fit to survive in small places. In the world's lore, second awakenings are relatively rare; most characters are just background figures. Above that are apostles or things related to gods or something similar. Another issue is that it's too watery.

I feel like the protagonist could easily tell them he's from another world. After all, the protagonist is so powerful! He could also tell them about the Arad continent, the nine apostles, the Tyrannosaurus King, and other stories. The fact that he mentioned the word count makes me want to read it too, since I don't really know much about the Arad continent's plot.

I'm here early, please update soon. It just feels like the main character is a bit like a game character. A swordsman shouldn't only have skills; physical attributes and understanding of swordsmanship should also be shown.

Has the author messed up the writing? The book starts by saying that reaching level 50 would make one a renowned figure on the continent, but then when the protagonist leaves his duchy and encounters a caravan, four guards above level 50 suddenly appear, with the leader being over level 70. Author, this forced elevation of the continent's strength at the expense of the protagonist's prestige is seriously damaging to the ratings!

Haha, hardly anyone's watching anymore, it's getting less and less engaging. If you were to directly engage in combat with beings from another dimension, at least people would pay attention. Now, nobody even wants to follow it anymore.

Is it really impossible to even express the protagonist's stance on good and evil?

It's like a parallel world to the Arad continent, but the protagonist doesn't recognize it? I initially thought the protagonist would be ahead of the curve, but judging from the author's writing, even GSD himself probably wouldn't be the strongest.

The author has a Western fantasy background, so where do all these Chinese martial arts-style terms come from? Sir, your noble character will surely not disappoint you. This is quite out of character!

In the real world of Arad, choosing the right career leads to a lifetime of happiness, while choosing the wrong one condemns you to a life of hardship. Some end up busking on the streets, some become incarnations of gods, some stay true to themselves, and many more sacrifice themselves for a fleeting moment of power.

Oh, ocean, you're all water! If you fill a few dozen more chapters, you'll probably be able to rescue Celia from the goblins. By then, Celia's probably already got kids!