I’m Working Hard to Stack Buffs

The early stages are repetitive, with long paragraphs introducing the game's background and setting up new concepts. The plot progresses slowly, but the writing is not very refined.

On one hand, the protagonist is portrayed as intelligent and decisive, while on the other hand, he's depicted as an idiot who goes to cause trouble on someone else's turf without even calling anyone, and who only knows how to block when faced with someone who's after him.

I was initially skeptical when I saw these book club groups, but after joining, I found that the first few chapters were mostly about the setting, which was dry and uninteresting. While the content was strongly connected to the story, it lacked enjoyment. Even when the plot was discussed, it was still quite tedious.

The story was barely passable, but the excessive psychological descriptions and background details are really overwhelming! It feels like reading my own terrible writing—so embarrassing!

This writing and content is all nonsense; it looks just like it was written by AI.

The recent chapters have been all about showing off, not building up any buffs, which doesn't match the title at all. You have over 1500 buffs in the background, but you insist on writing about stacking hundreds at a time. Readers can't even tell what these so-called buffs are actually doing; what's the point?

Not only does it suppress the protagonist's combat power, but it also has all sorts of brainless plot points. It's so disgusting that I can't stand reading it at all. So, forget it, goodbye, I'm deleting the book. Goodbye.

There's more nonsense than plot; it's all pointless soliloquy.

I've read ten chapters, and it's all narration; not a single character dialogue or NPC. It's so novel. Goodbye.

It feels like it was produced using AI; some parts sound stiff and awkward.