Everyone Levels Up: I Ascend to Godhood

For this type of novel, if the background is domestic, the official forces should either not be written about (pretend they don't exist), or they should be represented by relatively strong forces. "Relatively strong" means that peak combat power may not be that strong, but non-peak power must be overwhelming (because the official can systematically and systematically farm monsters, collect…

Regarding a bug in the weapon enhancement system in this book, I personally think the fees for enhancing weapons are unreasonable and too cheap. They shouldn't be priced in gold coins, but rather based on personal relationships. The plot involves enhancing a Tier 6 gold-grade weapon, which is worth at least hundreds of thousands of gold coins, but only a few hundred gold coins are charged for…

The beginning was well-written with no major flaws. But then, at the crucial moment of the protagonist's job change, the plot suddenly went awry. It was said that using the inheritance item would allow the protagonist to obtain the most suitable job, yet the protagonist would always wait for the "strong luck" talent to refresh before opening various treasure chests.

The author shouldn't pay too much attention to occasional complaints. No matter how the protagonist's class is chosen, there will be different opinions. The core is talent. Others have mechanics, so the protagonist just needs to stack stats. It's not a big deal. Moreover, as an archer, unless you're using a compound bow, your stats will definitely not be lower than those of ordinary melee classes.

The earlier version was decent, and I'd paid for it all. But ever since it fell into this abyss, the quality has plummeted. It's not even original anymore; it's just copied and pasted stuff from 10 years ago, renamed and released. It's absolutely disgusting. And unsurprisingly, the later real-life storyline is full of nasty things too. If you glossed over it and said everything was resolved, that would be one thing, but… sigh… never mind, that's all.

I stopped reading after chapter 107. It's just a bunch of copy-pasting to pad the word count. They repeated the same weapon three or four times over several chapters. It's hilarious. Do they think people are stupid?

It's understandable that this novel lacks popularity; the data and settings are completely messed up, especially the class system. For example, advancing to the second tier grants one point, so advancing to the ninth tier should grant nine points. Similarly, advancing from 5 to 6 on the dice requires 1 point, 4 to 6 requires 2, 3 to 6 requires 3, and 2 to 6 requires 4.

It's incredibly watery. A single piece of equipment has multiple data pages in a row, each fully displayed. After reading a chapter, there are barely any words. A mountain of combat data, but it's all for nothing. Why is it so watery since its release?

Previously, during the mage's job advancement exam, the protagonist was unable to construct spell models and therefore could not use spells. Later, the protagonist learned several spells and used them freely, and the author simply ignored this setting.

This book is really padded out. A single chapter on monster kill experience and damage takes up so much space, plus the constant mention of equipment data. It's barely 2000 words long, and it's already down to just over 1000.