Game Universe: Awakening Myriad Enhancements from the Start

Every upgrade is touted as massive, with a bunch of skills maxed out, item upgrades, huge investments, and all sorts of cheats constantly running. But when you enter a dungeon, you can easily beat anyone. Many things are just stat boosts with no real combat power. Even if you say the initial foundation was too weak, and you were inherently much worse than others, this is just too exaggerated. Does that mean those without cheats are just waiting to die?

Having read up to Chapter 13, I feel the protagonist is a bit foolish. It's clearly stated there's a crossbow, so why doesn't he grab one? You need to understand, guns are too loud; they're only for emergencies! For normal ranged combat, a crossbow is the best choice. Always thinking about close-quarters combat, doesn't he worry about accidentally missing?

When I got to chapter 27, where the tomb raiders brought explosives to the police station to threaten to release someone, but somehow managed to come out unscathed and continue their tomb raiding adventures, I knew I couldn't continue reading.

Speechless (¯―¯٥)

I'm curious, how come a goblin could smash through a load-bearing wall in two moves, only to be knocked down by the protagonist with an iron bar? It's like the protagonist being able to knock down a silverback gorilla in one go.

The protagonist is like an idiot, which, conversely, means the author isn't very smart, hence the lowbrow writing.

You've set the human level cap so low, does that mean the rest of the game is a solo experience? The whole city travels through time together, and you're going to play it solo? Playing solo is so boring. One person's transcendence = fake transcendence, leading the race to transcendence = true transcendence.

What's the difference between the protagonist's enhancement and loading? Perhaps I didn't pay close attention at the beginning, and later it's completely unclear what the difference is. Take that iron spear, for example; the enhanced version's loading and the simple loading felt almost identical. I suggest the author use data to illustrate this more clearly. What is the concept of "loading"?

What a waste of the protagonist's talent; he actually chose to become a fighter.

Was the author really raised in China? 🤔