All My Professions and Talents Are God-Level?

First: Author, did you assume that the reader already knew these characters when you wrote this? As if these characters already existed in your mind? From my perspective, I feel like an outsider who has stumbled into some kind of circle, with no idea what you're talking about. How many characters did you introduce in the very first chapter?

Iz's character setting is too ridiculous. He can learn it with just one glance. You might as well say he has a cheat code, like a god-level talent like magic copying. If his talent is really so outrageous that he can learn it with just one glance, then logically he should have been able to create these things on his own a long time ago, such as transcending magic. He had this idea long ago, but why couldn't he create it then? And later he could learn it just by looking at the protagonist.

It's too much of a stretch; it's really pointless. They wrote about god-level talent, but in reality, it's only comparable to ordinary people.

The protagonist has a huge power-up, but he consistently fights opponents far stronger than himself and is powerless against major disasters. This stark contrast greatly exacerbates the sense of frustration, even more so than in typical novels.

It's not that leveling up quickly means you won't be stuck at a low level. You also have to consider whether the storyline makes sense. Take the Death Priest, for example. With so many souls in your possession, is it reasonable for you to level up so slowly? Furthermore, the protagonist feels like he's being forcibly controlled.

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The beginning was great, but it got boring from chapter 330 onwards. It felt like I was falling for it without even realizing it. The protagonist's various god-like talents were utterly useless, like garbage. These so-called god-like talents only had any effect when compared to ordinary geniuses; they became abstract after they went to Falling Moon Island.

I. Suitable for readers with an adventurous spirit who want to explore other worlds: The world depicted in this book is complete, logical, layered, captivating, and even epic. Chapter 222: "The main reason I can't understand it is because I lack certain senses that can only be mastered at a certain level. It's like a mage's level 3 perception of spirit and level 4 perception of space.

The strongest cheat code, the strongest start, the strongest elder, the most frustrating plot.

It's so annoying how authors borrow worldviews from other works without attributing them. Even if there are no copyright issues, using someone else's work and changing their settings without acknowledging it's theirs is plagiarism. Elona Gods and Spirits Encyclopedia