I Became the Strongest Lord by Opening Mystery Boxes

Viewed: God King's Law, Chaos City, Public Enemy, Black Card Emperor, Infinite Guidance I like this kind of imaginative thinking. I've only read two chapters of the new book, and it seems to be in the same genre as the ones mentioned above. I hope the author continues to improve! 👍

Who said the flaws don't outweigh the merits? Are you treating your readers like a joke?

The idea is good, but it's a bit too nonsensical, and most importantly, it lacks a main plot, making it hard to follow to the end.

... I feel like the first Seven-Colored Luck Blind Box was a huge waste. Since the protagonist knows he's increasingly lacking ways to obtain blind boxes, why not wish for a high-probability item that reliably gives him one? Your book is already an invincible resource-based story, so why forcefully push the protagonist's growth now?

I didn't want to comment in the first place, but seeing that you've had so many flops and still haven't changed them, I'll talk about why your later books will flop. Look at your previous book, My Chaotic City. Although it had a few stale internet tropes, it was from the later stages of the book. Your fans' sunk costs were higher than those of your new book, so it's tolerable.

The author has secretly started a new book again. Hopefully, this time you won't be juggling two books at once. I really enjoy your writing!

The grades were already bad, and then they inexplicably added more negative points. What were they thinking?

Having read up to chapter eight... A bunch of "damn" and "awesome" comments... Is this a normal person?

Could you please pay a little more attention to detail and make it more plausible? This is pure fabrication.

The premise is good, it's a mindless, feel-good story, but I suggest making the numerical values ​​vague later on, otherwise readers with even a little bit of sense won't be able to keep reading, and the audience will be shrinking.