I Went on a Rampage in the Gods' Game

It's probably the author of "Cats." The setting, the writing style, the protagonist, and the superpowers—it all looks so familiar.

It's one thing to have an almost identical evolution game, but Fan Xiao's Killing Angel Fan Qiqi is just a reskinned version of Cao Cao's Seven Killings Lady, right? One is Seven Deadly Sins and the other is Seven Killings Curse, both are invisible, both have D range, both are unstoppable, both are grumpy lolis with a mouthful of rhymes... Are you trying to completely plagiarize your previous book?

Is this author using a pseudonym to write the book "Lucky Billion"? The writing style looks almost identical.

Honestly, I don't quite understand it. You were doing so well writing your books on the other website, so why did you have to switch sites and start all over again? One of you, the other writing about "Shura Field Players," I remember you were both among the top-selling books on that site, but here you couldn't continue, you both abandoned your books, and your reputations are completely ruined.

Light novels feature many female characters, a bunch of tired tropes, three true clones, several siblings and a lot of trouble, people constantly provoking the protagonist, who then kills them all, and the use of evolution points to unify all attribute values ​​(attribute values ​​disappear).

Having revealed his true identity and being labeled a eunuch, no one will read this kind of story anymore.

So far, both the dungeons and the main world are very well written. The last time I saw a similar concept was with the Astral Apostles.

If you feel the results aren't good, just say so and start the next book. If you feel you can still write, then keep writing. Don't waver, don't exhaust your readers. If you want to pause updates and take a break, just say so. Be generous. It's best if it's not a health problem.

On the cat forum, infrequent updates are the norm, while here there are tons of people posting 10,000 words a day. Updating only once every few days is worse than deleting the book.

The phrase "pigs on the wind" (a Chinese internet slang term for pigs riding a wave of popularity) perfectly captures the timing of a cat's rise to fame. The character development is a mess, the scenarios are childish and childish, and there's a bunch of characters with overpowered abilities that can be easily eliminated.