Higher-Dimensional Avatar: Shifting the Stars from the Start

What is this? It's a complete negative example from "The All-Heavens Cheat Tester." The protagonist doesn't even know how to use his cheat ability properly. It's hilarious.

This kind of writing is completely pointless. Everyone's a god, not ruling the world and being supreme, or even developing their own power. Instead, they're just playing around, afraid to write this or that. What's the point of having such a powerful cheat code?

Has it progressed to the point where not flattering is considered disloyal?

I just hope the character doesn't break down later on. The protagonist can kill hundreds of people casually, but he doesn't dare to cheat (although I know it's a censorship issue, I still want to complain). I just hope that later on the protagonist suddenly doesn't dare to kill anyone anymore. It's only been a few dozen chapters and he's still just an ordinary person, but the protagonist has already killed over a thousand people.

The overpowered ability was too great, and the author couldn't write a good effect, so they simply made the protagonist forget that he had such an overpowered ability. It's ridiculous that such an outrageous overpowered ability is being used in a game on Earth. Alternatively, you could reduce your cosmic-level cheat codes to the point where they can only observe and affect Earth, then you could happily roam around on Earth.

I've read several of this guy's books. They all belong to the type with wildly imaginative plots, unpredictable developments, a chaotic and disjointed storyline, and ultimately, an unfinished ending. However, the early episodes, with their endless chaos, wild imaginations, unpredictable plot twists, and endless mischievous kids acting recklessly, are quite captivating.

It felt like kindergarten friends playing house. It was just a gimmick; the scope was too narrow.

Boring and cliché. They were forced to participate, and they actually went, only to put on a show and get humiliated in the ring – what an idiot. They were set up, and they had to follow their steps, just like that, putting on a show and getting humiliated – nothing new at all. The organizers were completely useless, doing absolutely nothing.

The ability is decent, as are the character designs and plot details.

The writing is like that of an elementary school student, and the protagonist is quite dim-witted. It would be difficult for him to achieve this ability in a single universe in a short period of time.