A Gamer's Life From Scratch

In short, let's set a small goal for the protagonist: first, strive to become the omnipotent Leonardo da Vinci!

In my humble opinion, the "Homecoming" episode should stop at this eccentric grandpa. I can barely accept the current fishing scenes, but I absolutely cannot accept a grandma playing mahjong with her grandson.

It's happened! A planet-destroying weapon is hitting a lazy bum!! A professional Go player is beating an elementary school student!!! I'm dying of laughter!

Author, why don't you control the reviews? I personally think it's quite good, but some people read the reviews before reading the book.

Holy crap, over a hundred chapters and only 38 comments? How good is this book actually?

Go is still too simplistic. For a more specific protagonist template, you can refer to "Ku" and "Bai" from the anime No Game No Life. At 18, he can quickly master all games, understand?

The book is good; the personality traits of children at different ages are portrayed very well, and the atmosphere is also good, making it easy to immerse oneself in that realistic living environment. The "adventures" caused by a genius are also quite interesting, with well-balanced moments of excitement and humor.

It's sped up! It's finally starting to speed up! Starting from infancy, writing everything bit by bit, it'd be impossible to finish writing about adulthood even if I failed. The author understands this well; so much has already been done in kindergarten, there's nothing special left to write, continuing would just be padding the numbers. Now they've skipped elementary school, which is fantastic!

Seriously, this rural trip is just disgusting. How can their grades even be considered good?

It looks pretty good. The writing is particularly smooth; although the style isn't particularly ornate, it's definitely captivating and makes it hard to put down. Here are two monthly tickets for you, author! Keep it up!