I Can See Health Bars, and I Became a God on My Own

There are so many people with S-level talent! There are already three within a few miles of the protagonist's location. That's outrageous! And then there's the part about leveling up in the rain. Because they were rushing to level up, they didn't allocate attribute points midway, resulting in significantly less natural growth per level.

With the protagonist's talent, there's no need to upgrade the civilization; the best path is for him to wander around. After killing all the plants and animals in your own area, go to someone else's area, aiming to create a barren wasteland covered in yellow sand. As for weapons, you can buy them from others, craft them, or get them as high-level rewards.

In which dynasty did farmers actually protect their harvest when they chose the profession of farmer? Priests, warriors, and hunters at least had an advantage in killing monsters and bandits. This is the dumbest way to write it on Qidian.com.

Let's not even talk about hidden professions; just look at these few lone wolf characters—aren't they better than farmers?

This attribute point system is a complete blunder 🙂🙂. Everyone in the world knows attribute points are important, except for the protagonist. Given the ability to collect them all, why not max out all four stats to ten points??? 🙂🙂

There's no need to keep a low profile. We should integrate all humanity in the region to establish a dominant alliance and maximize our profits. Simple, useless tasks can be done by useless people; you just need to maintain a strategically dominant position. He's already divided the region into areas, so there will definitely be regional battles and team battles in the future.

Why join someone else's tribe when you're already so strong? If you needed manpower to gather information or resources, why not build your own faction and choose a proxy to manage it? Why join someone else's tribe when you're five or six levels higher and are nominally subject to their control? What kind of logic is that?

I didn't select any attributes: I'll save them for later. I was too focused on the upgrade process and didn't think about this. Point attribute: Survival games are stressful, so more points mean more growth. To put it simply, whether or not you select a certain attribute increases the main attribute by about 0.6.

I'm not sure how to judge this... This type of text is inherently slow-burning, and it's a common plot type on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform). Most people turn around and leave after reading less than a hundred chapters. I kept reading because of your solid writing style, clear sentences, and natural transitions and conflicts. It's quite frustrating that you couldn't stick to writing a long script.

Are you going to keep writing? If not, I'm leaving.